Sentence examples for speech off from inspiring English sources

It has to be the ending, when – as host Jonathan Ross, who was bizarrely competing with himself on ITV by the end, later tweeted – Channel 4 were "fucking idiots for cutting [outstanding achievement winner] Steve Coogan's speech off for a REPEAT of Gogglebox".

I'm like, you do realise I could not have done more to put the speech off, plus Nancy swears nobody would believe how suicidally crap it was until she rejigged it last night, so at least there will only be a referendum if something really really awful happens?

The paper he's reading his speech off contains 'evidence' of the Koran's intolerance taken from Wikipedia.

True to form, Trump started his speech off with a faux pas. .

The paper he's reading his speech off contains "evidence" of the Koran's intolerance, taken from Wikipedia--more reminiscent of a lazy, plagiarizing student than a learned religious scholar.

What matters is that Mr. Obama passed this speech off as his own, adding only his by now customary flourishes of tone and inflection.

"But, based on their own statements, we believe that Charlie Hebdo's intent was not to ostracise or insult Muslims, but rather to reject forcefully the efforts of a small minority to place broad categories of speech off-limits, no matter the purpose, intent or import of the expression," he said.

"He doesn't love the teleprompter," an aide said, noting that Kaine had used the device, but also did parts of Saturday's rally speech off-the-cuff, as he often does.

Mr. Smith said: "His speech started off slowly, basically rehashing all the stuff we'd heard before.

His speech set off a storm of opposition among politicians, lawyers and others, including some Muslims.

Sometimes her speech bounced off reality in a way that was only vaguely recognizable.