Sentence examples for speaks to groups from inspiring English sources

Miss America — Caressa Cameron, the former Miss Virginia — quickly recovered, apologized and explained that she usually speaks to groups of young women.

A couple of times a year, Mr. Palmisano speaks to groups of elite students whom I.B.M. is trying to woo to its research labs.

Since that incident last year (her sister had diverticulitis but has since recovered), Ms. Levine conducts informal surveys when she speaks to groups and hears of similar misunderstandings and misreadings.

He is the author of a book by the same title published by Penguin, writes a column twice a month on healing for The Philadelphia Inquirer and frequently speaks to groups from schools and religious organizations.

Mr. Alamoudi said he had made a half-dozen or so trips to Muslim countries for the State Department, including visits last week to Oman, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates, where he speaks to groups about the political progress made by Muslims living in the United States.

Ms. Garner, who is a nurse practitioner and now runs an advocacy group called AdvanceClass, speaks to groups about the fact that young adults who see themselves as invincible are only one dive into shallow water away from needing in-home care for the rest of their lives.

Speaking in front of large groups of teenagers is completely different from speaking to groups of adults - it is, in fact, much worse.

QUESTION FROM AJ: Do you get a lot of requests to speak to groups?

"I've tested it out myself over the years" when speaking to groups, Dr. Fried reported.

Mr. McKeon said Mrs. Pataki spoke to groups outside New York to promote the company's products.

Since her indictment, Ms. Stewart has traveled the country, speaking to groups that support her cause.