Sentence examples for speech drafts from inspiring English sources

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.

And President Reagan did love to prune speech drafts and proclamations with his sharp pen, just as he pruned the live oaks and madronas at Rancho del Cielo.

"Literally these were the pieces of paper that went across his desk, that have his handwriting on it, his speech drafts, his doodles," Mr. Putnam said.

Park said last week she had given Choi access to speech drafts early in her term and apologised for causing concern among the public.

The newly released letters, memos and speech drafts -- 21 in all -- were received by the National Archives from Grant Moos, whose father, Malcolm, was Eisenhower's special assistant and chief speechwriter.

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.

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

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

A speech draft, to Trump, is like any other form of constraint, something to be resented and resisted.