Sentence examples for rival speeches from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bustamante, meanwhile, gave rival speeches after Mr. Davis's State of the State addresses and ultimately competed against him when Mr. Davis was recalled in 2003.

The prologue tells the story of when Obama and Hillary Clinton came to the commemoration of the 1965 battle for voting rights in Selma, Alabama, during the presidential primary campaign and gave rival speeches.

While nobody should underestimate IBM, probably L&H's main rival, speech is only a tiny part of its empire.

Channel 4, which is about to launch a rival speech-based radio station, has mocked Damazer's network for sounding like "a shop... full of old people knitting".

The Labour leader, Ed Miliband, meanwhile will make a rival speech denouncing as "gimmicks" ideas put forward by senior Tories over the weekend to clamp down on crime with "zero tolerance".

And Ms. Le Pen sought to deflect accusations of plagiarizing a rival's speech, as reports highlighted her party's ties to Russian lenders.

The audience's bookended emotions regarding the former Trump rival's speech actually mirror Cruz's image before and after the convention.

At a Simon Wiesenthal commemoration last weekend, Mr Villaraigosa found the right sort of eloquence; his rival's speech was short and perfunctory and he left early.The mayor has the support of several trade unions and Senator Dianne Feinstein.

"I just think what that means is Al Qaeda wins," he said Senator Barack Obama noted his rival's speech today during a town hall meeting of his own in Monaca, Pa.

His administration is compared to Lincoln's "team of rivals". In speeches, Obama praises Lincoln as the great unifier of the nation during its greatest crisis.

So far, Sanders and his supporters have shrugged off the argument that he's hurting Clinton's general-election chances with his talk about his rival's Goldman Sachs speeches and the role of big money in the Democratic Party.