Sentence examples for lunch speech from inspiring English sources
She also delivered a lunch speech to the energy conference of a Republican governors group, giving no clue of her medical condition.
Why don't you come on by?" When Brown brought Warren Beatty along to a lunch speech in late February in Oakland, the governor became Beatty's handler, speeding the actor through the crowd of autograph and photo seekers.
Before his lunch speech, Mr. Hu toured the Boeing site in a golf cart, met privately with company executives and visited a mock-up of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, a next-generation airplane.
"I wouldn't have left the M.T.A., a job and a position that I've loved, if I wasn't going to run for mayor of New York City," he said in a lunch speech to the New York Building Congress at the Mandarin Oriental in Midtown.
Wu said during her keynote lunch speech to the biggest Asia-Pacific business organization that it was natural for countries to have some friction as global trade ties economies closer together.
We spoke on a Saturday; Dean had spent the morning in Des Moines, then flown to Michigan, where he had given a post-lunch speech to three hundred people at an Arab American Institute conference in Dearborn.
Almost all of the increase in the deficit can be attributed to declines in taxable income and increased "automatic stabiliser" payments, which suggests that the economy's collapse was the cause rather than the effect.The après-lunch speech was given by John Taylor.
In his fast-paced post-lunch speech, McLeod warned that despite the iPhone's merits its importance for developers is greatly exaggerated and they should consider putting their efforts into other platforms first, or at least as well as Apple.
Like any president of a large university, John Hennessy is subject to a relentless schedule of breakfasts, meetings, lunches, speeches, ceremonies, handshakes, dinners, and late-night calls alerting him to an injury or a fatality on campus.
Tickets to the lunch and speech are $35, tickets to the speech alone $15.
Despite a lack of obvious excitement on the streets and in malls, Mr. Heins declared the beginning of Canadian sales a success in a lunch time speech in Toronto.
