Sentence examples for round of speaking from inspiring English sources

The statement bolstered spec ulation that Mr. McKeithen, a Democrat, who has begun al round of speaking and tele vision appearances in several parts of the country, has de cided to challenge George C. Wallace for the leadership of a conservative Southern‐based movement.

Elder said he enjoys a legislator's round of speaking engagements, which brought him nearly $27,000 over the past two years.

To be fair, he doesn't have a PA, and he does have a lot of commitments, such as his constant round of speaking engagements (more than 100 in the past year), his appearances as the token Rightie on Question Time, and his bold and elegantly written columns for the Spectator and Daily Telegraph (which he also used to edit, before Maggie took over his life).

With this in mind I am now proposing a secondary round of speak-from-the-guts meetings where we critique each other's performance in the previous speak-from‑the‑guts meeting and really let each other know – speaking from the guts – what we think of each other's speaking from the guts".

It's the power of the internet, people sending clips round of him speaking.

There are no means of ascertaining the actual, blasphemous offense, and people are regularly rounded up on charges of speaking against any Islamic figure or desecrating the Holy Quran.

He reminded her of the foreign-born classmates she'd known in middle school, in north Philadelphia; skinny, pasty-faced boys with round eyeglasses and tortured ways of speaking, as if their tongues were malformed.

In the past few weeks agents at American Program Bureau, which represents authors, entertainers, politicians and others who make the lucrative rounds of the speaking circuit, have received several calls from organizations looking to book someone to speak about the environment.

Last year, a supercut made the rounds of Pattinson speaking negatively about Stephenie Meyer's original novels with quips such as "When I read it, it seemed like it was a book that wasn't supposed to be published".

After the speeches, photographer Sam Sargeant went round to speak to some of the people there, asking what they thought about Theresa May's new cabinet and the state of austerity in Britain, now that George Osborne's no longer in the hot seat as chancellor of the exchequer.

Wall Street is not exactly known as a warm place to work, but Drew had an unusually personal approach that engendered loyalty from her employees; even some employees who lost their jobs during various rounds of layoffs spoke of her glowingly.