Sentence examples for speech hour from inspiring English sources

In speech after speech, hour after hour, they warned that the measures would drive businesses away, keep hunters at bay and ultimately be a political millstone for Democrats.

"The text in our hands now is based on analysis and not clear evidence," Mr. Nasrallah said in a speech hours after the indictment was made public.

Mr. McBride, in contrast, gave a victory speech hours after state elections officials declared him the unofficial winner and days before Ms. Reno accept defeat.

In a speech hours afterwards, the Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, linked the attack to a six-month wave of Palestinian street violence.

It was here, too, that Tony Blair made his first and perhaps most fundamentally hubristic public speech, hours after becoming Prime Minister in 1997, when he declared that New Labour would create better lives for Britain's underclass.

Words must mean something". Those words were added to the end of a long-planned arms control speech hours before, after the president was awakened at 4 30 a.m. by his press secretary, Robert Gibbs, with news of North Korea's defiance.

Those words were added to the end of a long-planned arms control speech hours before, after the president was awakened at 4 30 a.m. by his press secretary, Robert Gibbs, with news of North Korea's defiance.

She was responding to a speech hours earlier by the defence secretary, Michael Fallon, who rejected arguments that the proposed new submarines, scheduled to become operational in the early 2030s, were at risk of becoming obsolete because of technological advances in surveillance.

In a second speech hours later, Modi invoked Mahatma Gandhi and stressed that "the only solution to every problem is [economic] development – without which India's destiny will not change".

Mr. Bush gave his speech hours before the California Supreme Court ordered San Francisco to stop issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples, and before the Massachusetts legislature gave preliminary approval to compromise measures that could ban gay marriage while allowing civil unions.

The president-elect made a televised victory speech hours after the announcement, vowing to work with and serve all Kenyans "without any discrimination whatsoever".