"make speech" is not correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase "give a speech" instead. For example, "The speaker was asked to give a speech about the importance of voting."
Shakepeare's apparent instances of inadvertence were deliberate, to make speech sound spontaneous on the stage.
Low-power special-purpose chip could make speech recognition ubiquitous in electronics.
But then, why didn't nature, or God, make speech just as asymmetric as vision?
City Hotel Association, rose to make speech before stag dinner, feeling free from verbal restraint.
First, they want to make speech software that's smart that can learn and adapt on the fly.
Throughout his facial expressions and bodily gestures make speech and even the delightfully worded sub-titles unnecessary.
It could also help make speech-processing systems more portable, since information about lower-level phonetic units could help iron out distinctions between different speakers' pronunciations.
Lassie doesn't make speeches".
On most other days, I make speeches!
Instead, most chose to make speeches.
Politicians will use it to make speeches".
