Sentence examples for show speeches from inspiring English sources

Others show speeches given by radical mullahs.

Among the items we don't count: developable land at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Fla., for which Trump says he's turned down bids near $200 million but which he probably won't sell; the $44 million he has earned from his television show, speeches and his books, because he likely has spent most of this money; any of his 213-acre Westchester County, N.Y.

"We pitched him a sketch wherein he would interrupt different award show speeches saying they had made a mistake and he should have won," Meyers said.

It's always fun to see a breakthrough happen right before your eyes, and though people tend to mock awards show speeches and awards shows in general as a giant Hollywood back pat, it was gratifying to witness the reality of history being made sweep across the face of Kathryn Bigelow as she became the first female director to win an Oscar for "The Hurt Locker".

The Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan said he would have "knocked out" Kanye West if he had interrupted his awards show speech.

Children with cleft palate frequently show speech disorders known as compensatory articulation.

The first mantra on the record is a sample of a Craig David award show speech: "This makes me proud to be British".

Suffice it to say, this was not the sort of South Sudan awards show speech that people expected when Hiddleston first opened his mouth.

The study also suggests that approximately half of patients show speech problems following primary palatal surgery and require direct speech therapy.

First, we looked for speech-selective regions that could be attributable to "general audiomotor expertise"; such regions would show speech activation in both groups and significantly more activation for violin music in violinists than in actors.

Some patients perform at the levels expected for patients with comparable degrees of sensory hearing loss and others show speech understanding which is disproportionate to their degree of hearing loss [ 5, 6].