Sentence examples for may give speeches from inspiring English sources
Until 8 p.m. Sunday, election day, when the last polling places close in the first round of voting, the country's 10 presidential candidates may not give speeches or interviews, distribute fliers or update their campaign Web sites or Facebook pages.
Recently aides have said he may give a speech from a Muslim capital in his first 100 days.
You often give speeches to young scientists.
Therefore, this modification may give better representation for speech.
If a noise exemplar that is very similar to a speech exemplar happens to fit best, this may give rise to suppressing relevant speech information.
And then there are her lips, which may or may not be poised to open in order to give speech.
With all the speeches President Obama may give about the commitment, where is the US pathway to deep de-carbonization by 2050?
When state thefts as large as Yukos and Hermitage are possible, we have a situation in which there are so many officials in on the take that there are practically no incentives to reform, no matter how many well intentioned speeches President Dmitry Medvedev may give.
The unbridled, murky mischief of a genuine madcap doesn't fit within the polite frame of today's media, and though the politically incorrect guff that comes to us over the airwaves may give citizens the illusion of free speech, there is no dangerous or transgressive thrill to it.
3. Get boss to give speech.
