Sentence examples for key speaking from inspiring English sources

A country where we are our brother's keeper," added Mr. Key, speaking at a news conference at Parliament on Wednesday evening.

Clinton gave key speaking roles to an undocumented immigrant and a DREAMer.

Throughout most of the rest of the 20th century, a Democratic presidential hopeful could not dream of winning the party's nomination without gaining the endorsement of the President of the AFL-CIO – who always had a key speaking role at the Democratic Convention.

One of the most prominent students leading the fight for stricter gun laws got meetings on Capitol Hill with top lawmakers, airtime on prime-time cable news and a key speaking spot at one of the largest marches in recent years.

The Democrats are hoping that giving populist Elizabeth Warren a key speaking slot will help deflect some of the ire, but there are signs that Culpeper's ghost won't be so easily appeased.

The Borderline - Moderation is Key Speaking of that last bullet point, Madonna has also reportedly started a more cardio-intensive gym routine.

The ordeal inspired the band's latest record, "Weapons," but Key spoke out against the government's tactics.

According to Strieber's account, the stranger -- whom the author has since called the "Master of the Key" -- spoke continuously about topics ranging from science to human potential and psychology.

Singer Alicia Keys spoke on behalf of the artists as they all lined up on stage at Skylight at Moynihan Station in Manhattan.

Key was speaking of his experience playing Luther, President Obama's "anger translator," alongside the real Obama at the 2015 White House Correspondents Dinnerr.

Britten's dissonances may stretch and strain, but they tend to resolve into an established key, always speaking in an idiom that is sharply distinctive, immediately recognizable.