Sentence examples for orator at the from inspiring English sources

Despite his age, Mr Aliev is the most vigorous orator at the table.Seated as far away from Mr Aliev as possible (the two are engaged in a row over oil rights in the Caspian) is Saparmurat Niyazov, president and prime minister of Turkmenistan.

He is often remembered today as the featured orator at the dedication ceremony of the Gettysburg National Cemetery in 1863, where he spoke for over two hoursimmediately before President Abraham Lincoln delivered his famous, two-minute Gettysburg Address.

Student orators at the June graduations thanked their teachers and parents.

The orators at the first Earth Day didn't deliver speeches on global warming.

But I must disagree with his statement that "the orators at the first Earth Day didn't deliver speeches on global warming".

It was the nearest the British ever got to putting the EIC on trial, and they did so with one of their greatest orators at the helm – Edmund Burke.

The thought that Cicero was an orator differs from the thought that Tully was an orator not at the level of truth-conditions — the same singular proposition is partly constitutive of the content of both — but at the level of concepts or mode of presentation.

Burke was named "Best Orator at City Hall" in the Chicago Readers Best off Chicago 2010" special issue.

He also loved to take his place on the Senate floor as an old-fashioned orator, roaring at the latest outrage.

The killers caught up with the famous orator at his country house near Formia, beheaded him, and put his head and hands on display in the Forum.

"When you look at me, what do you see?" she asks, with the bold delivery of the born orator, the preacher, the leader.