Sentence examples for preparing for a speech from inspiring English sources

"What if I'm preparing for a speech and I'm falling apart?" Mischel says.

"Our main character is in the balcony, preparing for a speech she's supposed to give onstage," Kaelan said.

While preparing for a speech, Pamela tried spinning around on her tiptoes while panting fast in order to get her nervous system as souped up as possible.

One of his campaign managers, Steven Goldstein, said Mr. Corzine was busy preparing for a speech he is to give on Tuesday.

It was an ordinary, 40-minute flight from Oslo to Trondheim that I spent preparing for a speech I was to give upon landing.

Even yesterday he said he had been unaware of a report in The Guardian naming Lord McAlpine and suggesting he was a victim of mistaken identity, because, he said, he had been preparing for a speech.

The commission, Mr. Levitt said in remarks prepared for a speech at Fordham University today, should "press the markets hard" to do that.

"Clearly, the people of Ireland would see me as president for all the 32 counties," he said in an interview as he prepared for a speech in Galway to a hall packed with thunderously enthusiastic Sinn Fein loyalists.

Where will it go?" In 1955, after the conviction of Rosa Parks for violating segregation laws, and in the midst of a bus boycott, Dr. King had just minutes to prepare for a speech at Montgomery's Holt Street Baptist Church.

"The consumer bureau will make clear that there are real consequences to breaking the law," Mr. Cordray, who had been in charge of enforcement at the agency, said in remarks prepared for a speech at the Brookings Institution.

"Now is the time for all market participants to move towards open books on all markets," said Arthur Levitt, the S.E.C. chairman, in remarks prepared for a speech at Northwestern University.