Sentence examples for speech circuit from inspiring English sources

We shall probably not know until the after-dinner speech circuit reveal all.

1 A Theme for Commencements Nearly everyone who worked the commencement speech circuit this spring talked about Sept. 11.

Palin may soon hit the speech circuit as a woman from another era with an itchy Twitter finger.

Washington had been a place where Mr. Saakashvili had thrived in recent years, becoming a regular on the policy speech circuit and in the halls of government.

The coach's wit is one of the reasons he is one of the most coveted speakers on the high-dollar rubber-chicken motivational speech circuit.

On the after-dinner speech circuit, he would regularly extol the benefits of retirement, and the joys of life as a backbencher, giving (extremely lucrative) speeches and writing books.

Trimble, meantime, is able, once he hangs up his gloves, to sit back and polish one of his glittering prizes - the Nobel peace laureate - confident in the knowledge that, like retired champions past, he can tour the lecture theatres, the Rotary lunches, the after-dinner speech circuits and the think-tanks of the entire planet with his medal from Stockholm.

This new 'mouse model' is already being used to explore the speech circuits in human brains.

She is still darting about the country making appearances and collecting awards (she's on the shortlist for tonight's BBC Sports Personality of the Year), as well as joining the inevitable post-Olympics motivational-speech circuit, giving pep talks to middle-management types.

Mr. Clinton is widely reported to receive a lecture fee of $100,000 per speech -- the lecture circuit is expected to provide him with most of his post-White House income -- and organizations that have contracted to hire him in recent days have found themselves the targets of criticism.

He then worked on the lecture circuit, giving speeches about his experiences, but gave this up too in 1955.