Sentence examples for make fewer speeches from inspiring English sources

He also says he plans to make fewer speeches.

Ms. Baez is attempting to simplify her life, and if that means attending fewer rallies, decreasing her benefit-performance schedule and making fewer speeches, that's fine with her.

He made few speeches and gave no interviews.

Although he made few speeches and tended to follow the lead of the Tidewater elite, his support for resolutions opposing Parliament's authority over the colonies was resolute.

A soft‐spoken, low‐keyed man, he makes few speeches but takes part in public events and discussions on national issues and listens to what groups are saying.

Unlike his blunt predecessor, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Mr. Scranton made few memorable speeches and aroused little controversy.

I started to make a few speeches myself, so people would see me as more than a dress.

A few hundred meters past the checkpoint and before crossing the now unmarked border point between the occupied territories and Israel, the protesters decided to stop make a few speeches and turn around.

At first, I thought, surely Obama must have made a few speeches about EFCA.

Writer found that most of the 1200 deck passengers were Indians returning home after working in the Kuwait oil fields and made a few speeches to them, promising better things to come, and was vigorously applauded.

The Nazis made a few speeches, covering all kinds of racist ideology and conspiracy theories.