Sentence examples for set to speech from inspiring English sources

As done in a previous study [35], the TIMIT word transcription is used for VAD evaluation, and the inactive speech regions, which are smaller than 200 ms, are set to speech.

Mr. Gaines followed with three dances of his own, beginning with "Prize," a work in progress set to speeches by President Obama and mixed by Calvin Booker.

In Philadelphia, Obama is set to deliver a speech different from the final convention speeches of some recent two-term presidents.

Common was set to deliver a speech at the May 21 ceremony at Newark's Prudential Center.

She's set to deliver a speech about her Iraq policy today in Washington.

On Monday, Mr Miliband is set to give a speech setting out his vision for the EU's meatier role on the world stage.

Ms. Palin, who was already set to deliver a speech in Iowa on Saturday, has added a stop in New Hampshire.

Trump is set to give a speech Wednesday in Indiana to sell the deal to the American people.

Mrs. May is set to deliver a speech promising the negotiations will "represent every person in the whole United Kingdom," including E.U. citizens who have made Britain their home.

Eric Cantor, the House Majority Leader, is set to deliver a speech today about income disparity and ideas for promoting social mobility.

It is this theme of the future that Mr Obama – who was set to give a speech last night at the Edmund Pettus Bridge where the 1965 crackdown took place – is hoping to accentuate.