Sentence examples for no more speeches from inspiring English sources
His speech was interrupted by journalists shouting, "No more speeches!
"You're right, Barack, no more speeches.
Nick Clegg, meanwhile, has just said he plans no more speeches today.
There were no more speeches to deliver, no more warnings that he could issue.
Mr Gudkov will give no more speeches from the floor of the Duma, and he now attends opposition demonstrations without his onetime parliamentary immunity.
"Sometimes, it's as simple as deciding that there will be no more podiums, and no more speeches in front of a bunch of rows of chairs," Ms. Casey said.
Because if the reaction to the latest attack is that there are no more debates about free expression, no more speech that one or other person finds offensive, then the result will not be less offensive speech, it will be no speech at all.
(You have not lived until you've heard the "Sigh no more" speech sung, with a dancing backup group repeating, "Hey nonny nonny".) Mr. Butelli makes beautiful use of physical humor as Don John, who would have been a welcome addition to Monty Python's Ministry of Silly Walks.
His loving and loyal wife speaks for him to Lionel, ignores her husband's ultimatum of no more speech doctors.
Nike's purpose was simply "to induce consumers to buy its products" and the communications were no more than commercial speech, Mr. Kasky's brief asserts.
When thought becomes no more than unspoken speech, fiction's gleaming reputation as a mirror of human consciousness will inevitably begin to tarnish.
