Sentence examples for orator on from inspiring English sources

MARK JACKSON An accomplished orator, on the bench and off the court.

Obama, an inspirational orator on the stump, deliberately opted for a workmanlike inauguration speech, trying to lower expectations.

Fast as you can say stick 'em up, Senator Tom Coburn, Republican of Oklahoma and premier orator on the preciousness of the Second Amendment, blocked Senate passage.

Will Mr. Kerry, no orator on present form, find a way to lift the hearts of the delegates and large numbers of television viewers and send them into battle for his candidacy?

This was not the case; Bryan was well known as an orator on the tariff and silver questions.

As a judge, however, he was noted by Lord Nottingham as the greatest orator on the bench.

Klinsmann can be an engaging orator, going on and on without prodding on a range of subjects, like how he views his team: "I'm telling you, if I go player by player through both teams — and this is not just because I'm a very positive thinking person, it's because I evaluate players — I'm telling you that we've got to go into Mexico City to beat them in front of 100,000 people," he said.

Talk story about the orators on The Corner or Africa Square, 125th St .& 7th Ave.

The New Yorker, January 7 , 1967P. 19 Talk story about the orators on The Corner or Africa Square, 125th St. & 7th Ave.

By Charlayne Hunter The New Yorker, January 7 , 1967P. 19 Talk story about the orators on The Corner or Africa Square, 125th St. & 7th Ave.

I was therefore dismayed when my government outsourced such a major decision to the public, who, despite many turning into vocal political orators on the subject, know very little indeed about the connotations.