Sentence examples for speech held from inspiring English sources

In a speech held on 4 May at The National Press Club in Washington DC, Cerf elaborated on this theory.

"But those who suppress freedom of speech held it, and they left out names that did not fit the message.

Even on Friday he read from a prepared speech held chest-high, often balancing it awkwardly in the same hand as his microphone.

Fascism was the pivotal word in Benn's speech, held back until nearly the end, as a great conductor does with the climax of a symphonic argument.

"My feet were like two blocks of ice," said State Senator Diane J. Savino, Democrat of Staten Island, who was in the audience for the speech, held at the Empire State Plaza convention center.

This is indeed what used to be taught in schools and it remains a rough guide to word classes (more traditionally known as parts of speech) held by many adults.

(Think of Clinton at her concession speech, holding her arms in the air like goalposts).

The speech holds out the prospect of even longer sentences for those convicted of terrorist offences themselves.

Dubcek began making changes to increase freedom of speech, hold elections at state and national levels and legalise non-communist parties.

Democratic theories of free speech hold that the right to free speech is grounded in the nature of collective self-governance.

A young woman gave an impassioned speech holding up a piece of fabric soaked in the blood of a protester: Rami Hamdi.