Sentence examples for speech entered from inspiring English sources

As the speech entered its closing stages, Cruz had completely lost the crowd.

While Gamergate may seem like a niche issue relevant only to those playing computer games, it has had enormous repercussions, especially today, as hate speech enters the mainstream alongside the rise of Donald Trump.

Trump's speech entering the race in June 2015, he said, "really talked about the themes that have been on Breitbart".

Especially after Deng Xiaoping's "Southern Tour Speech," China entered a new stage of deepening reform.

Once words enter the workplace they're allowed to bounce about between different parts-of-speech with freewheeling fluidity.

I see you at the therapy office, programming your child's speech device, entering phrases and words to help her communicate with others.

Dealing with its derivation as that nominative part of speech, we enter delicate slang territory.

The plain fact is that the compromise the court invented in Buckley set the stage for a new kind of speech to enter the political system.

There was no real line, in Trump's speech, between entering America without the proper papers and committing a crime inside its borders — "That's what it means to have laws"; "There will be no amnesty".

At the end of his speech, Ophelia enters pretending to read a book.

On 28 July 1937, at the evening performance, Davidson gave his usual speech before entering the cage in which two lions, Freddie and Toto, were sitting quietly.