Sentence examples for rare speaking from inspiring English sources
Privately, Trump was said to be furious at seeing his wife's rare speaking engagement ruined, and his few senior allies in the party rushed to seek ever more elaborate explanations.
Oracle CEO and Founder Larry Ellison is making a rare speaking appearance on the evening of Monday, September 21 to talk to the Churchill Club audience in San Jose, Calif.
Asked whether Britain has a different approach to capitalism than the US, Schmidt made a rare speaking slip: "Google is a capitalist country … company," he corrected himself, to laughter from the audience.
I think that was the turning point". The producers quickly enlisted Mr. Moranis as co-star and filled the supporting cast with Ms. Cusack, Carol Kane, Bill Irwin (in one of his rare speaking parts), Melanie Mayron, Daniel Stern and William Hickey.
Haruki Murakami to make rare speaking appearance -- in Japan.
Prof Nikolayevna said: "We have pop-up books, we have press the button books - interactive picture books have been around for quite a long time". The "very rare" Speaking Picture Book has only recently been acquired by Homerton College Library - there is another copy at Cambridge University Library, but with fewer surviving sounds.
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How rare, historically speaking, is one party winning the House popular vote and not winning/holding the majority in the same election?
Dr Gary Slutkin, founder and head of Cure Violence, formerly known as Ceasefire, is one of the rare voices speaking out about this central truth.
Rare languages spoken in the city include Chitrali from northern Pakistan, Konkani from western India, Dagaare from Ghana, and Uyghur from north-western China.
Trad RP is the very posh, now very rare accent spoken by earnest men in 1950s public information films, certain members of the royal family and art critic Brian Sewell.
