Sentence examples for made no speeches from inspiring English sources

Ms Suu Kyi made no speeches, and the trip ended without incident.

In this suburb of Des Moines, he made no speeches and simply seemed to simply enjoy the outing in a chilled rink.

He made no speeches in parliament at all between November 1981 and December 1982, and was very busy in the law courts, qualifying as a QC in 1983.

Mr Rubin has made no speech promising Halifax II; indeed, he has made no speeches at all on the Asian crisis.If this does not change soon, Mr Rubin will not only have failed to rise to the challenge of the Asian mess; he will have betrayed a cherished part of the administration's self-image.

Fidel Castro, 74, made no speeches as he led a throng of compatriots, estimated at 1.2 million, on a march to celebrate the start of the Cuban revolution, a display of vigor after his fainting spell during a speech last month.

The designer made no speech.

But Raúl isn't Fidel, and in Bíran he made no speech.

President Obama made no speech as he placed a wreath of red, white and blue flowers at ground zero on Thursday.

Mr Cameron, who has made no speech on the environment since 2010, reportedly urged his staff to cut the "green crap"—that is, subsidies for renewables and energy efficiency from household bills.

She made no speech, but blew kisses to her granddaughter after Ms. Schiff toasted her as "truly an amazing woman" who had inspired thousands with "her charm and grace, her grit and determination, and her idealism".

Regardless of whether they were made or fabricated — and people present at the military graduation insist that the emir made no speech whatsoever — Tamim's remarks caused immediate uproar in regional media, much of it based in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.