Sentence examples for speaker named from inspiring English sources

But an Otpor speaker named Nemanja, from Krusevac, criticized the politicians for disunity and squabbling.

In 1990, he teamed up with a motivational speaker named Montel Williams and helped him create his television talk show.

The English-speaking translator was busy, so we were led by a Spanish speaker named Guadalupe, and I translated for my parents.

It took Spanish to read the caption of a photo of a fight between an old favorite of ours, Nino Valdes, and the English speaker named Pat McMurtry.

The seminar featured a Tennessee-based motivational speaker named Chip Eichelberger, whose résumé noted that he got his start in the business by working for Anthony Robbins, the best-selling author of "Awaken the Giant Within".

A subtler but still outrageous showcase for Farley's physical brilliance came three seasons later, when he appeared as a hapless motivational speaker named Matt Foley, hired by suburban parents to scare their marijuana-smoking teen-age children straight.

If French-speakers named it, it should be fully French: jeudi de mande.

Alright so technically, they just made some speakers named Mt. Everest, but they do weigh 313 pounds, which might as well be as heavy as a mountain for some people (me).

In all three experiments, we found an influence of the part-of-speech of the prime on speakers' naming preferences for the target.

In the search menu, three types of search queries are available: speaker name, the target of the search (either the contents of the slide or the statement, or both), and keywords.

The Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, named David H. Peirez, a lawyer, and State Comptroller H. Carl McCall appointed Martin D. Payson, a former vice chairman of Time Warner Inc.