Sentence examples for scripted remarks from inspiring English sources

While his counterparts wore dark suits and read scripted remarks off teleprompters, Mr. McPherson strutted the stage with no tie and improvised.

She was visually amplified by two Jumbotron screens, and read scripted remarks about her "expectation that the achievement of our economic objectives will likely require low real interest rates for some time".

In December the actors' guild announced it had received a waiver from the Writers Guild allowing it to use a union writer to prepare scripted remarks for the awards presenters.

Miller said he had learned several lessons during three preseason games with Al Michaels and Dan Fouts: to speak less frequently and to bring fewer scripted remarks into the booth.

"Sometimes in the heat of debate and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words or you say the wrong thing," he said, in tightly scripted remarks said to bear the hallmark of new campaign manager Kellyanne Conway.

Although Wang's news conference every spring is heavily orchestrated with pre-vetted questions and scripted remarks, the event is typically the most significant opportunity for China to stake out a wide and expanding array of foreign policy positions before the gathered world press.

In his scripted opening remarks, Mr. Trump thanked Italy's leaders "for your leadership on seeking stabilization in Libya, and for your crucial efforts to deny ISIS a foothold in the Mediterranean," adding, "You fought hard". Ansar al-Shariah, an affiliate of ISIS — the Islamic State extremist group, based in Syria and Iraq — has been operating in Libya since 2012.

The Bosnia anecdote was part of her prepared remarks, scripted and vetted with her staff.

The accordion customarily plays an introduction (usually scripted) and makes remarks among the verses, but there are no solos.

"What happens is the mayor reads a carefully scripted set of remarks, which in theory describes the bill.

Had the White House aides who scripted Barack Obama's remarks to Al Arabiya television in January consulted Rashid Khalidi's latest work beforehand, the president might not have so blithely vowed to restore the "respect and partnership that America had with the Muslim world as recently as 20 or 30 years ago".