Sentence examples for speaking competitions from inspiring English sources

Schools organise speaking competitions about it.

Schools have been organising Chinese-dream speaking competitions.

She rocked public speaking competitions.

They staged foreign song contests, public speaking competitions and free tuition.

He is down to attend public speaking competitions and dance displays across London, from Stepney to Lewisham.

The spelling bee is for eight to 14 year olds and so at Young Educators we're now moving participants on to something the ESU already does, public speaking competitions for 15 to 18 year olds, and eventually we hope to extend into tertiary education.

I'd known Louise for two years, since we'd shared the back of Mr Norman's van to an inter-school public speaking competition in Devizes, and we'd gradually progressed from exchanging the odd word in the corridor to spending every breaktime and lunchtime together and sitting next to each other in Maths.

Indeed, Frenkel's piece – and the follow-up interviews he conducted on the topic – seems less concerned about the fascinating ins and outs of linguistics than it does a sort of "Disappointed Dad" routine about how badly we're doing in an imagined public speaking competition.

The school's inaugural public speaking competition was covered in the local press.

Cindy was very hesitant to join the speaking competition as well.

To overcome my fear of public speaking, I attended the English public speaking competition at my college and faced the audience of over 300 people.