Sentence examples for reading the speech from inspiring English sources
Then, wearing his glasses, he began reading the speech aloud, stopping only for a few edits.
He stayed behind the lectern, reading the speech he had jotted, by hand, on pages ripped from a spiral notebook.
One Labour figure, who wouldn't normally describe himself as a fan of David, said reading the speech felt like being "punched in the gut" at what might have been.
The actor had been due to take a central role in the Games opening ceremony, reading the speech from The Tempest that is the inspiration for the show's title, The Isles of Wonder.
"You can see his mannerisms, when he is reading the speech — everything about it just looked uncomfortable," Chougule, who left the campaign and is now a managing editor at The National Interest, told me.
"In many ways it is the politicization of the climate issue that has stifled discussions of new and innovative policy options," Roger Pielke Jr., director of the Center for Science and Technology Policy Research at the University of Colorado commented after reading the speech.
Had someone on Clinton's staff been reading the speeches of Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, and purloining bits of them?
"Hopefully it will encourage candidates to start speaking from the heart and not just reading the speeches their campaign managers wrote for them".
You can read the speech yourself, and should.
He smiled, clearly pleased that I had read the speech.
