Sentence examples for speakers drop from inspiring English sources
Obviously this wouldn't be true, or at least wouldn't matter, if people were actually getting their money's worth from the pearls of wisdom their "VIP" speakers drop on stage.
While it is not incorrect to say "ninakupenda," colloquial Swahili speakers drop the initial prefix "ni" and simply say "nakupenda".
They wrote me an extensive email about the struggles they've had with female speakers dropping out and the decision they took to go ahead anyway.
Sponsored by Tea Party Nation, a social networking site, the convention was supposed to emphasize Tea Party groups working together - a contrast to the convention in February, which was plagued by infighting among groups, with sponsors and speakers dropping out right up until its opening hours.
Shares of Quepasa.com pasa, a portal for Spanish speakers, dropped on its second day of trading, however, after a good showing yesterday.
(One speaker originally scheduled for Sunday — Bryan Reese, chief marketing and innovation officer at Bolthouse Farms — was moved to Saturday when a PepsiCo speaker dropped out. Mr. Reese's presentation was widely deemed among the best of the conference).
By the early 1980s the number of Welsh speakers had dropped to about 395,000, representing about 14 percent of an increased population.
In Pontyberem – such a hotspot that it is commonly believed to be the inspiration for the long-running Welsh-language soperaPobolPobol y Cwm, or People of the Valley, which helped launch the career of actor Ioan Gruffudd – the number of speakers has dropped from almost three-quarters at the turn of the century to 69%.
In the 2001 census, the percentage of Gaelic speakers had dropped to 14%.
Mr. Farrell at one point considered trying to become the next Council speaker but dropped that ambition while still eyeing a Council seat.
She had written a report of the tennis club's annual dinner without actually attending, thus missing the crucial fact that the after-dinner speaker had dropped dead mid-speech.
