Sentence examples for significant speeches from inspiring English sources

Has David Miliband just delivered one of his most significant speeches since his brother defeated him in the 2010 Labour leadership contest?

The death on Tuesday of Robert P. Casey, the Democratic governor of Pennsylvania from 1987 to 1994, was a reminder that one of the most significant speeches in the last decade of American politics was never delivered.

In one of the most significant speeches of his political career, George Papandreou addressed the nation last week to outline the harshest economic measures the country has faced in its recent history.

In one of his most significant speeches on Europe, the chancellor said the Lisbon treaty would have to be changed to prevent a "caucus" of eurozone members imposing financial services legislation on Britain.

(2009) This 15-hour-long audiobook includes recordings of King's significant speeches, showing off his gifts as an orator, with additional narration by colleagues and scholars.

Booker T. Washington delivered his famous Atlanta Exposition speech at the Expo, which is "widely regarded as one of the most significant speeches in American history".

He said it would be a "significant speech".

Mr. Bush will make a "significant speech" tomorrow on terrorism and the economy, his spokesman said.

The justice secretary, Jack Straw, said: "I welcome this significant speech by the lord chief justice.

"There is a pretty significant speech interest on your side of the case," he told Mr. Higgins.

Addressing a sizable crowd was practice for a significant speech Jones may deliver in 2018.