You can feel the press turning more negative and the Hope speech settling into middle age.
The outing provided Mr. Gore an opportunity to mingle with ordinary people, while Mr. Gore's aides talked with the television networks about airtime for tonight's speech, settling on 8 55 p.m.
A New York federal judge ruled that Donald Trump's official POTUS Twitter account qualifies as a "public forum" and blocking users with opposing political views from interacting within it restricted their free speech, settling a case brought by Columbia University's Knight First Amendment Institute last July.
It is often said that the great questions of our time will not be settled by speeches and votes, but by iron and blood.
"If people really dislike me — and I don't think they do anymore after the four days —," Donald Trump said after the Convention, during a self-congratulatory, score-settling speech, unlike the fear-mongering manifesto he'd shouted at the R.N.C. "Look, if I have kids that like me that much, how bad could I be, right?
And you do see Bill out there, giving speeches, settling scores.
We remove our hats and cheeseheads during the national anthem before settling in for speeches by Murphy, members of the board of directors, and executive VP and general manager Ted Thompson, who delights with facts and figures.
For many, a dullness of speech is settling in and, with it, the abject misery of mourning.
This is why GHAs, and especially intergovernmental organizations, should not settle for a speech front and must translate their words into action.
That if they cannot have lower taxes or a fight with Europe, they will settle for a speech saying that too many foreigners turned up in Britain over the last decade?
Tricks and Treats: You've heard them before, but here they are again, the tricks that keep you settled during a speech: Rest shaky hands on a podium; if a podium is not available, hold index cards which shake less than paper.
