Sentence examples for speech ending from inspiring English sources

The speech — ending with the words "Let us therefore brace ourselves to our duties, and so bear ourselves that if the British empire and its Commonwealth last for a thousand years, men will still say, 'This was their finest hour' " — has resonated ever since.

When they appeared before a sympathetic audience at the London ICA in the 1960s, a Belgian situationist with poor English made an incomprehensible speech, ending on a characteristically menacing note: you think you have come to judge us, he warned his listeners, but we have come to judge you.

The enthusiastic ovations Mr. Romney received before and after his speech ending his campaign at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington seemed to signal that he had finally overcome skepticism many conservatives harbored about him and become a a bona fide standard-bearer for their movement.

3 30 p.m.: This article was updated with Pelosi's speech ending. 2 p.m.: This article was updated with details about the deal and reaction.

In his speech ending "our combat mission in Afghanistan," President Barack Obama said that "the longest war in American history is coming to a responsible conclusion".

But the stone-faced Lolo -- despite being unable to redeem her high school slow-dancing experience -- was able to salvage her "DWTS" experience with her gracious concession speech, ending her 15 minutes of dancing fame on a positive note.

Our streets," when the speech ended.

When the speech ended, Seiken was given spontaneous applause.

As Gingrich's speech ended, Connie Mack politely excused himself.

The speech ended with an incantation: "New Labour!

"My speech ended with a plea to the press and to the media in general.