Sentence examples for speech lines from inspiring English sources
"speech lines" is a correct and usable term in written English
It is typically used when referring to written dialogue, as in a play or script, to indicate the lines that a character speaks. For example: "The speech lines for Romeo's soliloquy in Act I are particularly poignant".
Some of the greatest books, paintings, songs and even speech lines have thus been born.
He also embarked on an "outreach" effort aimed at some minority communities, suddenly incorporating into his stump speech lines about the plight of African American voters.
Both aimed fire at Mr. Bush, but Dr. Dean, upset at what he considered Kerry speech lines similar to his own, criticized Mr. Kerry.
"The Republicans are unconcerned about money, truth or decency," Ms. Pelosi said, staring into the woman's eyes while delivering one of her standard speech lines.
In February, when Mrs. Clinton tried to goad him over his borrowing some speech lines, mockingly referring to "change you can Xerox," he brushed off the swipe as part of the "silly season in politics".
News accounts noted his flubbed speech lines and raised questions about his willingness to debate, his plan for a huge tax cut and his party's efforts to run harsh attack advertisements.
(The "even protected speech" line actually comes from yet another case, Cornelius v. NAACP).
Justice Brandeis' oft-quoted "more speech" line thus has nothing to do with Ms Williams-Yulee's complaint.
She spent endless hours with Mr. Bush himself, going over the speech line by line, explaining the implications of every issue.
He then repeated a stump speech line that top Pentagon generals have rejected as illegal, un-American and unreasonable.
And then, to enthusiastic applause from several thousand people gathered for the church's Halloween party, he repeated the standard stump speech line of his brother.
