Sentence examples for speaking date from inspiring English sources

A headlight beam finds Cherie just back from her speaking date.

He reported being paid $10,000 for a speaking date at Yale and $90,000 to address an organization of Mexican banks.

In insisting on the original speaking date, they also note that May 2 is during a period when classes have ended and students are studying for finals.

"I have to get government permission to accept speaking dates, which is how I make my living.

The term "triangulation," politically speaking, dates back to the days after President Bill Clinton lost control of Congress in 1994.

System speaks: Date, Date Table Object.

Demographic data modelled on the questions used in the recent Good Starts Study in Victoria [ 40] was also collected including age, country of birth, language spoken, date of arrival, country prior to arrival, and level of English spoken prior to arrival.

A range of demographic data are to be collected in the survey, such as age, country of birth, language spoken, date of arrival, country prior to arrival, level of English using the same questions, where possible, as the recent Good Starts Study in Victoria, Australia [ 37, 38].

I do 90 to 100 speaking dates all over the world every year.

If the Clintons had been content with high school diplomas and not attended Georgetown, Wellesley, Oxford and Yale, they most likely would not have reached the White House and Senate, and it is a good bet that they would not now be getting multimillion-dollar book deals and $100,000 speaking dates.

For the rich and famous it makes sense, strategically speaking, to date other rich and famous people.