Sentence examples for sole speakers from inspiring English sources
The Cherokees represent the sole speakers of an Iroquoian language in the Southeast, although the Iroquoian-speaking Tuscaroras, Nottaways, and Meherrins, residing on the northerly margin of the region, are included in the Southeast in some culture area maps.
Organized tenants who packed the balcony of the Council chamber booed the sole speaker against rent regulation, Thomas V. Ognibene of Queens, the Republican minority leader.
In July, Dr. Anderson said, they met the sole speaker of Amurdag, a language in the Northern Territory that had been declared extinct.
But after the minister wrote a column in The Philadelphia Tribune criticizing Mr. Obama for failing to appoint African-Americans to cabinet positions, the university told Mr. Johnson — in a move that alumni later criticized — that they wanted to provide a broad spectrum of views so he would not be the sole speaker at that event.
There was little between them (Labour promised three-year fixed tenancies for renters, and the Greens stretched for five) but Lucas was the sole speaker on the panel of four to make the wider case for housing as a "human right".
So quoted Lamar Alexander, the sole speaker at his mentor Howard H. Baker Jr.'s funeral today here in Huntsville, Tenn.
Attorney Walt McNeill, who represents plaintiffs in a class-action lawsuit challenging the legality of the transfer, was the sole speaker opposed to the rate increase.
The company originally said it wasn't a sponsor of the special but clarified to the National Review in 2014 that "a group of Mannatech independent distributors, not Mannatech Incorporated, sponsored Dr. Carson to be the sole speaker on a PBS special". .
The donation caps efforts in recent years by American Indian tribes across the nation to bring back their tongues before the death of their sole surviving speakers.
Some languages vanish in an instant, at the death of the sole surviving speaker.
Today Mr. Lewis is a congressman from Georgia and the sole surviving speaker from the March on Washington in August 1963.
