Sentence examples for speaker scheduled from inspiring English sources
A speaker scheduled for Wednesday night is Sandra Fluke, the Georgetown Law graduate whose support for Mr. Obama's mandate for insurance coverage of contraceptives has made her a party favorite.
The respectful questions put to Mrs. Bush were written on cards, and sent up to the lectern from press club members who had paid to hear her as a speaker scheduled before the terrorist attacks.
The background: The speaker scheduled to appear at the U.S. Air Force Academy's National Prayer Luncheon on February 10 is former Marine Lt. Clebe McClary.
After spending most of Thursday in the Bronx -- another hotspot in the ground war for Latino votes -- the city council speaker scheduled numerous appearances on Friday in Washington Heights.
The Council of Smaller Enterprises announces the lineup of keynote speakers scheduled to appear at its convention.
Prime-time speakers scheduled for the Republican convention include Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Senator John McCain.
Among the speakers scheduled to address the delegates on Monday were Jeb Bush, the former governor of Florida, and Nikki R. Haley, the governor of South Carolina.
Speakers scheduled to address graduates in June include Robert E. Rubin, the former treasury secretary, Harvard; Garrison Keillor, Princeton; and Dr. Ruth Westheimer, Lehman College in the Bronx.
Among the speakers scheduled for an upcoming Bible conference are the Rev. Ian Paisley, the militant Presbyterian from Northern Ireland, who is an old friend of the school.
Speakers scheduled to appear include Pedro J. Martinez ("Indigenous Orchids of Venezuela"), H. P. Norton ("Phaleonopsis Hybrids"), Karsten Woodrich ("Indigenous Orchids of South Africa") and Dr. Kim Wing Yam ("Orchids of the Singapore Botanical Garden").
The main event is the mash-up scheduled for the steps of the Capitol in Washington, where Mr. Shapiro said the musical lineup would be accompanied by speakers scheduled to include Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the Democratic majority leader; Ed Norton, the actor; and Thomas L. Friedman, a columnist for The New York Times.
