Sentence examples for make a major speech from inspiring English sources

On Monday Cameron will make a major speech on crime.

The chancellor plans to make a major speech to the nation on March 25.

He returned from Camp David the weekend after the attacks with an intense desire to make a major speech.

Two years later she managed to persuade her former Hollywood friend Reagan to make a major speech about the illness.

Barack Obama is to make a major speech in Washington announcing at least $3bn in private sector funding to tackle hunger in developing countries, mainly in Africa.

David Miliband, the foreign secretary, is said to be limbering up and will make a major speech on democratic reform tomorrow.

A year ago, he noted, Mrs. Clinton made a major speech about Internet freedom, interpreted as a rebuke to China's cyberattack on Google.

I'm sorry, that's — PRESIDENT OBAMA: You made a major speech.

He has appeared at all major functions and recently made a major speech on the need for law to serve stability that was carried in official news media.

The Pakistani leader missed an opportunity to send a positive message on his national day on Thursday when he made a major speech.

Cameron's reply, it quickly became clear, contained a leak obtained by the Guido Fawkes website: "He [ie Ed Miliband] is making a major speech on the economy on Thursday.