Sentence examples for speech celebrates from inspiring English sources

A great victory speech celebrates the end of a successful campaign.

The speech celebrates the very event-ness of the second season ("Welcome back") and, knowingly, anticipates the chatter about the show's first big dramatic twist.

The latest version emerged in an April 24 speech celebrating his victories in the Pennsylvania, Delaware, Rhode Island, Connecticut and New York primaries: This America is fundamentally fair.

And in 2007, she gave a speech celebrating the actions of Bush lawyers who battled the White House over the legality of the warrantless surveillance program.

"YOU'RE right, we did it," Ben Bernanke told Milton Friedman in a speech celebrating the Nobel laureate's 90th birthday in 2002.

Last week, at a service commemorating the nineteenth anniversary of Rabin's death, Rivlin, who opposed the accords, gave a speech celebrating Rabin's courage and leadership.

As the newspaper's employees began to process the information, and calculate their severance pay, Colin Myler, the editor, gave an emotional speech celebrating the newspaper's history.

For instance, Shevitz becomes increasingly agitated while making a speech celebrating a newly married couple that devolves quickly into a lament on the Dodgers moving to Los Angeles.

When County Executive Thomas R. Suozzi stepped onstage for the victory speech celebrating Democratic control of the Nassau County Legislature, his gesture spoke louder than his words.

In his most in-depth expression of his foreign policy since a speech celebrating the annexation of Crimea in March, Putin painted sanctions as unjustified and ineffective.

But was it Mr. Trippi's fault that Dr. Dean doubted the value of Saddam Hussein's capture, or gave such an exuberant speech celebrating his loss in Des Moines?