Bigger than the Dodgers!" shouts Lasorda, whose speech demands to be defined by exclamation points.
Not long before the programme was due to air in August, Thatcher had made a speech demanding that terrorists should be denied "the oxygen of publicity".
With deliberate reference to the civil rights era, Democrats defied the rulebook on Wednesday, speech after impassioned speech demanding a vote on gun safety measures.
Whig 5. Snubbed by the leaders of an emerging women's movement, who gave the famous speech demanding to know, "Ain't I a woman?" a.Ella Baker b.
She led the applause during Patricia Arquette's famous speech demanding equal pay in Hollywood at February's Oscars and has been an outspoken proponent of improving diversity in the film industry.
Fuller once proposed opening another picture with a group of scantily clad hookers arranged against a map of the United States, with one of them making a speech demanding a labor union.
As my colleague Neil MacFarquhar reported Tuesday, details on what happened are fuzzy, but it appears that Mr. Erdogan was having a private meeting with President Jalal Talabani of Iraq when he heard that the Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, was about to make his speech demanding full United Nations membership for a state of Palestine.
In other words, for Charlie Hebdo, as for French law, insulting an idea or an ideology is acceptable, however puerile or tasteless the manner in which it is done; insulting, let alone threatening, a group of people is not.Dig deeper: Defending free speech demands more than defending the messages one likes (May 2015) France's post-massacre unity may not last (January 2015).
Following his election in 1977, Milk gave a rousing speech demanding that his fellow citizens give "hope for a better tomorrow" to young gay men and lesbians, from Altoona, Pennsylvania to San Antonio, Texas, who might otherwise see nothing but the hatred and bigotry proselytised by Christian conservatives, who were popularising anti-gay measures in cities across the country.
German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder made an outraged speech demanding an apology from Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi on Thursday.
