Sentence examples for reading of a speech from inspiring English sources

In this video, Tommy Schrider gives a dramatic reading of a speech by O'Neill's alter ego, Ned Malloy.

• Reading of a speech made by Ashton Kutcher at the Teen Choice Awards.

Mr Krishna is likely to be remembered best for the time he accidentally read out a speech of the Portuguese government, while attending the United Nations Security Council.The two most important cabinet jobs finance and home affairs were left untouched.

In an interview with Mr. Gore on Monday, parts of which were broadcast today, the NBC News anchor Tom Brokaw read portions of a speech in September 1998 in which Mr. Lieberman labeled Mr. Clinton's behavior inappropriate, immoral and harmful.

As I write this, I still remember the jolt I felt while reading the text of a speech Baldwin once gave.

A thrilling reading of a particularly famous speech is memorable, of course, but the finest performances I've seen are rarely about bravura moments or ingenious new inflections.

It may have been the plain old-fashioned sight of a head of state reading a speech, flanked by family and a flag -- no teleprompter, no fancy production values.

Next day the writer read a report of a speech by Secretary of the Treasury Robert B. Anderson, at the annual luncheon of the Associated Press.

"I let her read a draft of a speech I was really proud of that was for some not insignificant occasion," he said.

On Friday, he started to read the line of a speech loaded into his teleprompter for a rally at a warehouse in West Allis, Ohio.

While waiting out a flight delay in Los Angeles, Olbermann read the highlights of a speech that Rumsfeld had just delivered to the American Legion, in which he charged that some critics of the Administration's war plan suffered "moral or intellectual confusion about what is right or wrong".