Sentence examples for speaking first from inspiring English sources

Novak Djokovic is speaking first: "It's Andy's first grand slam and he absolutely deserves it.

"We had a spirited dialogue," acknowledged Mrs. Clinton, speaking first before a crowd of roughly 3,000, many laughing.

Mr Rouhani has prepared his trip next week to the UN by speaking first and foremost to the Revolutionary Guards.

At a protest on Feb. 4 in Konyushennaya Square in St . Petersburg organizers gave Ms. Salye the honor of speaking first.

Scott Davis, a senior loan officer at McLean Mortgage in Fairfax, says buyers should never start searching for a home without speaking first with a lender.

To judge from the pages of The Double Helix, this habit – of speaking first, and thinking later – is not a new one.

In a vain attempt to stop Jacques Chirac from speaking first, the organisers warned that they would cut the electricity to his microphone.

Aside from the tradition of Brazil speaking first and the host country, the United States, second, slots are assigned on a first-come-first-served basis.

I'm speaking first and foremost of the death on Monday of Richard C. Holbrooke, President Barack Obama's special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan and a man who deserved the phrase the president used to describe him: a "towering figure".

Generally speaking, first-order entities are physical objects such as animals, people, plants, artifacts, e.g., dog, woman, tulip, and car.

I remember a survey in the UK and Germany some years ago on our greatest fears: in a poll of 5,000 people, death came second, public-speaking first.