Sentence examples for pm speech from inspiring English sources

October 2, 2013 Gaby Hinsliff (@gabyhinsliff) One last thing re that PM speech: it wasn't normal Cam.

When you think you're too cool to join in on the silent disco pic.twitter.com/1jmImsGw9s No translator headphones at chinese PM speech AND won armrest war with Corbyn.

Ten years later, in 1979, I heard the former prime minister Harold Macmillan propose the traditional PM speech – not to No10's Premier but "Putney to Mortlake" – at the Savoy's post-Race banquet.

Joey Jones (@joeyjonessky) pm's speech could be in former smith sq cchq, now euro-furbished seat of commission and eu parly in london?

Today's announcement builds on the PM's speech at last year's conference when he raised the prospect of stopping housing benefit for under 25s.

The PM's speech to the CBI offered little in the way of further detail, and the journal Nature reflected the mood of many in its headline "Cautious welcome for UK government's vague £2-billion research pledge".

The PM's speech sets out a clear choice for the country: under a Conservative government, the UK will negotiate a new settlement with the EU and voters will be given a say.

The PM's speech at Ealing hospital bears the hallmarks of the clear thinking of some of those people, such as the Nuffield Trust director Dr Jennifer Dixon and the cancer expert (and Labour turned Tory health adviser) Professor David Kerr.

At 6.30pm, midway through the deputy PM's speech, the final bow, the last act, the endless ending, a soldier marched on to the field, saluted, and started lowering the flag.

Yvette Cooper said Cameron was "unwise" not to have also criticised the EDL, but foreign secretary William Hague said a PM's speech should not be shelved "because some people have chosen to march down a street".

This is the context of the PM's speech later.