Sentence examples for schedule of speaking from inspiring English sources

Huckabee's various gigs include a weekly television show on Fox News, Paul Harvey-style commentaries on some 600 radio stations and a packed schedule of speaking engagements.

Since July, Lidsky has been assisting the retired justice, who sits on several appeals court cases a year, with casework and a full schedule of speaking engagements.

He maintained a heavy schedule of speaking engagements about the Palestinian cause, made frequent visits to the Arab world, and, because of his interest in liberation movements, travelled equally widely in Asia and Africa.

Professor Said recalled that Professor Abu-Lughod had "quickly established himself as the leading Arab academic activist in North America" after the 1967 Arab-Israeli war, "maintaining a heavy schedule of speaking engagements about the Palestinian cause".

Alison continues to lead the organization as its executive director and maintains a busy schedule of speaking engagements, during which she talks as a survivor of a family suicide and as an advocate for erasing the stigma surrounding mental illness.

Franzese describes a brutal schedule of speaking engagements Miami to Arkansas to Tennessee to Anchorage that, combined with his appearances on stage in Las Vegas, has him working seven days a week.

And Mr. Pilsits, who had been running a graphic design firm, began taking on more and more of the financial side of "Augusten Burroughs, the business," a thriving and complex commercial entity comprising not just the books but also television projects and a steady schedule of college speaking engagements.

Today he has a full schedule of workshops, speaking and consulting with organizations across the world.

This is a small segment of our hour-long conversation in which Brother Ali took time out of his schedule to speak about some of the current challenges he sees in the community and the legacy of his label Rhymesayers as they celebrate 20 years in hip-hop.

Last Saturday, Jon Ossoff, a tall, skinny, thirty-year-old candidate for the U.S. Congress with Kennedy-ish features and a deliberate, Obama-like manner of speaking, was scheduled to knock on doors in Roswell, a city in Georgia's Sixth Congressional District.

The professor thanked me as well for taking time out of my schedule to speak with her class, as I forced myself a smile.