Sentence examples for make important speeches from inspiring English sources

He left for Massachusetts this afternoon, and is expected to make important speeches attacking Mr. Roosevelt.

Interdisciplinary Connections: Geography- Create a map highlighting locations where George W. Bush has made important speeches.

Because Halifax and his senior diplomats were often not up to it, Daiches had to provide, and often make, important public speeches in Washington.

Kent made his announcement on Monday 4 July, the day that culture secretary Jeremy Hunt was due to make an important speech at the Whitechapel gallery in London on philanthropy in the arts, a centrepiece policy.

It's July 2009, three months before Mr. Nasheed would make an important speech in Copenhagen.

George Osborne will focus more attention on it and give more detail about what Britain wants when he makes an important speech in Berlin on Tuesday to Germany's equivalent of the CBI.

Powell apparently used to hold his urine for as much as 24 hours before making an important speech.

Sir Andrew Parker made an important speech on Tuesday night.

He also made an important speech calling for arms reductions in central Europe, including reductions in foreign troops.

Then, there is the scattering of dry slapstick: a homemade rocket is launched in the background while somebody makes an important speech, and then lands with a fizzling thud behind him, completely unremarked.

Favouring Italy's entry into World War I against Austria-Hungary (1915), he made an important speech in the chamber in support of a bill giving full powers to Premier Antonio Salandra.