Sentence examples for speech dates from inspiring English sources

The tradition of inviting people to sit with the first lady for the nationally televised speech dates to Ronald Reagan.

The first human speech dates to at least 50,000 years ago [ 5].

Macdonald – who lead the Crown Prosecution Service as DPP – said university leaders had a potential defence against the restrictions of last year's Counter-terrorism and Security Act, thanks to explicit legal obligations to promote free speech dating back to the Thatcher era.

That may be the case, although you might question how much weight you want to put on working papers and speeches dated April 11 and April 12, 2013 (see Footnotes 17 and 18).

And to pay our respects to graduations past and present, NPR Ed and the NPR Visuals team have built a searchable, shareable database of over 300 commencement speeches dating back to 1774".

McCain has used the word 237 times in speeches dating back to 2004.

In reality, this quotation is taken from a speech that dates back to September 1948.

He spoke for only 12 minutes during his three-hour launch rally, and that was his longest speech to date.

Most speechwriters follow a time-tested and simple three-step process for writing speeches that dates back to ancient rhetoric.

In her most substantive speech to date, Cooper said on Monday there should be no "no-go areas" for Labour and criticised the "narrow strategy" under Ed Miliband.

Last March, in the most conciliatory speech to date, Mrs Albright said the United States regretted the Central Intelligence Agency's involvement in the 1953 coup that overthrew Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh and brought back the Shah.