Sentence examples for said speeches from inspiring English sources

She said speeches by Harry, Kate's father, Michael Middleton, and Charles were "absolutely hysterical".

On the BBC just now Michael Gove said speeches were supposed to make an argument to the electorate, not to please journalists.

And this Teresa Asenap, a tiny, smiley, fist-shaking lady from new Mexico, has the whole stadium chanting "si se puede!"  9 43: Actually, Black, I've been thinking of developing a spinoff on Godwin's law correlating the length of speeches about Barack Obama and the probability that said speeches will contain favourable comparisons to Abraham Lincoln.

Another section of said speech, excised before Huhne could deliver it, described William Hague as a "skinhead".

I asked him how he did it and he said "speech recognition".

Said speech was widely disseminated.

But as our Chief Justice said, "speech is powerful".

Objectively, it is virtually impossible for free speech to be silenced when a truly anonymous medium exists for said speech.

"Before you ask me who wrote this shrewd prose," he said, "let me just say: Speeches are like sausages.

"She says speeches don't put food on the table," Mr. Obama said in Youngstown.

They say speeches don't create change.