Sentence examples for speech drafting from inspiring English sources

Every situation in which language is used – texting your mates, asking for a pay rise, composing a small ad, making a speech, drafting a will, writing up an experiment, praying, rapping, or any other – has its own conventions.

He mentions the alternative Queen's speech drafted by Peter Bone.

There was more than a hint of the early 1980s about the speech drafted for the Queen by David Cameron.

In a speech drafted by Chris Patten and Sarah Hogg, he boldly asserted that Britain was at 'the heart of Europe'.

Inside, a volunteer for Mr. Paul sat on a chair making changes to a speech drafted by the campaign to make it appeal more to the local voters.

The president's remarks at fund-raisers are in essence a mini-stump speech, drafted by speechwriters, semipublic — a transcript is typically sent out to the White House press pool — and delivered, with variations, dozens of times.

Similarly, the fascinatingly apocalyptic Queen's speech drafted by civil servants in 1983, for broadcast in the event of imminent Russian nuclear attack, was a consequence, in a sense, of Britain housing too many American military bases.

Wieseltier didn't mention George H. W. Bush's 1991 "Chicken Kiev" speech, drafted by his then-assistant for East European affairs (and later George W. Bush's secretary of state) Condoleezza Rice, urging Ukrainians not to seek independence and to avoid the dangers of nationalism.

But he is deeply involved in tiny details on policy, and spends hours on speech drafts.

They have not been canvassed for policy advice or speech drafts.

Even so, when Carter got his speech draft he decided that he didn't want to do it.