Sentence examples for setting for a speech from inspiring English sources

In October 2008 Sarah Palin, then the Republican vice-presidential candidate, used Xunlight as the setting for a speech on energy policy.

Spanners, spare parts and the smell of engine oil formed the setting for a speech that took France's presidential election race into uncharted territory yesterday.

Back in 1960, the city was the setting for a speech by then-Sen.

We are all set for a King's-Speech style encounter between a great man and his teacher, whose relationship will define the other and provide both with an emotional journey.

• Hicham Derdari, captain of the wait staff, checked on them, then stepped through a door next to the bar into the historic Rainbow Room, where rows of chairs had been set up for a speech the next day.

Now Jeremy Corbyn gets set for a summer of hustings, speeches and mud-slinging to retain his role as leader of the Labour Party.

Several observers noted in social media postings that the opera house seemed a fitting setting for such a speech.

Liverpool provides an ideal setting for such a speech, with the Remain campaign flagging and desperately needing Labour voters – many of them in the north – to back EU membership on 23 June.

The visit was meant to smooth over frosty relations with some in the intelligence community, but the use of the setting for a political speech made Trump look less focused on them than on perceived slights.

The pitch revealed that for $159 I could view a video of Pogue's "Pitch Me, Baby" speech set for an online airing on July 11.

Friends and relations from every stage of Mr Gore's life took to the podium to bear witness to the vice-president as a warm, honest, brave and relaxed family man and national leader, setting the scene for a speech which was widely seen as the make-or-break moment in Mr Gore's efforts to prevent George W Bush from capturing the White House.