Sentence examples for speakers sought from inspiring English sources

Yesterday's speakers sought assurances from the district attorney's office that the men would not be cleared on a simple technicality.

If anything, the speakers sought to prove that the legacy of Mr. Clinton, a prime mover behind the early years of the leadership council, was alive and well.

Meanwhile, successive Labour speakers sought to distance themselves from many of her policies and most of her legacy, yet their party became electable under Tony Blair only because he was in many ways Mrs. Thatcher's self-proclaimed heir.

That made the Greens a primary target for the Free Democrats' oratorical fire at the party conference, as speakers sought to cast them as outdated relics of the old left.

But many speakers sought to remind South Africans that in the days of apartheid it was the rest of Africa that became a home for this country's leaders, reminding them that its liberation was won with the support of the entire continent.

At a media roundtable at Detroit Works Eastern Markett headquarters Tuesday, speakers sought to address some of those concerns.

For many beginning language learners in American society, especially relatively well-off English speakers seeking to acquire a second language later in life, the desire to learn a language is also a desire to make a change in their lives.

Representatives still smarting from the fight for speaker sought a compromise candidate.

Before Christmas, the speaker sought to rally his fractious House behind a "Plan B" to raise taxes only for people making more than $1 million per year.

In interviews and in lectures around the world, Ms. Abeysekera, a forthright speaker, sought to make the violence by both factions known far beyond the region.

But the speaker sought to turn up the public pressure on Mr. Obama — and dispel the sense of progress, Republican aides said — with his blast before the C-Span cameras.