Sentence examples for respond to a speech from inspiring English sources

He cited as an example, that Mr. Gore did not respond to a speech in February in which Mr. Bush told a South Carolina audience of business people that Mr. Bush would immediately seek changes in litigation rules if elected.

Tonight though, rather than respond to a speech, I'd like to talk about your priorities.

"Rather than respond to a speech," Ernst said early on, "I'd like to talk about your priorities.

Yancey delivered his first speech on January 6 , 1845 when he was selected by the Democrats to respond to a speech by Thomas Clingman, a Whig from North Carolina, who had opposed Texas annexation.

White was responding to a speech by Richard Whitney, the president of the New York Stock Exchange.

"Fifty-seven dago ago this country was using 20 million barrels of oil a day," Ms. Landrieu said on the Senate floor this week, responding to a speech by Mr. Obama from the Oval Office.

The tensions have worsened since April, when Sheik Rafei responded to a speech by Mr. Nasrallah, saying that if Lebanese Shiites were fighting in Syria, Sunnis should be as well.

She said she was responding to a speech Obama made comparing himself to both John F. Kennedy and to King, and she elaborated on her view of King's role as a change agent.

Hunt's comments came after Henwood responded to a speech by Henry on the lack of black and ethnic minority faces on television with a tweet saying: "[Henry] should emigrate to a black country.

North Korea was responding to a speech delivered here on Thursday by John R. Bolton, an under secretary of state, in which he lambasted the North Korean leader, Kim Jong Il, by name 41 times.

She was responding to a speech hours earlier by the defence secretary, Michael Fallon, who rejected arguments that the proposed new submarines, scheduled to become operational in the early 2030s, were at risk of becoming obsolete because of technological advances in surveillance.