Sentence examples for speakers to make from inspiring English sources

It can be tough for nonnative speakers to make this leap, yet doing so keeps them from being marginalized.

That is followed by a question-and-answer session in which audience members urge the speakers to make connections between the two.

Businesses spend millions on consultants and motivational speakers to make their suits more creative and, to use that dreadful phrase, think outside the box.

The call over the speakers to make maximum noise to encourage the runners was drowned out by the rain thrumming on brollies.

It was hard, in the flush of driving, with the Rolling Stones blaring from the car's speakers, to make ourselves peel off the highway.

Instead, he said the NRA might try to slot LaPierre in at the last minute, or squeeze him between other speakers to make his address more low-key.

Many consumers are crossing a threshold from testing these speakers to making them a ubiquitous presence throughout their home.

Democrats also accepted the plan from John Boehner, the presumptive House speaker, to make large cuts to social programs.

And, by questioning the advisability of jihad, the scolders permit the speaker to make its virtues clear.

I attached the Piezo speaker to make a clicking sound every time an object (etc. my hand) was detected.

In contrast, a promise has a world-to-word fit because it constitutes an undertaking on the part of the speaker to make the world match his words.