Sentence examples for offered a speech from inspiring English sources

Mr. Edwards is offering another speech offering another vision of America in Des Moines, two days after Mr. Kerry offered a speech giving his view of the campaign in Manchester.

Cerebral and soft-spoken, he offered a speech this summer to Libyan rebels in Benghazi — in Arabic.

The actor, in one of the more unusual moments in Republican convention history, offered a speech in which he pretended to have an off-color conversation with an imaginary President Obama sitting by his side in an empty chair.

Instead he offered a speech that was part introduction of himself and his small-town origins, part testimonial to his running mate and — in largest part — a slashing and, in many elements, misleading indictment of President Obama as both a spent force and a threat to American freedom.

While maintaining that he is not a candidate, Mr. Bloomberg offered a speech before the United States Conference of Mayors that was clearly intended to reinforce the notion that he represents a more pragmatic style of leadership distinct from the partisanship of Washington.

A ceremony was held, prayers were offered, a speech was made by the local congressman or other official, an eighth grader from the public junior high or the Catholic school -- it alternated from year to year -- delivered the Gettysburg Address.

Mr. Medvedev delayed his trip to Davos, then arrived to offer a speech that even some of his own supporters called lackluster.

Mr. Sullenberger will offer a speech at the private fund-raising event, to which the crew and the passengers of Flight 1549 are invited.

Bing offers a speech and translator API, for example, but for the most part, these Bing services are somewhat more basic and search-focused than the Project Oxford tools.

He then went on to offer a speech with little imagination or substance.

Earlier, Ms. Townsend offered a gracious speech, conceding Mr. Ehrlich's impressive victory.