Sentence examples for speech prepared by from inspiring English sources

A speech prepared by Major General Ben.

When the local party representative asked him last year to read a speech prepared by local party officials, he refused.

Governors-general present a speech prepared by the government of the day, yet the strange part comes when they refer to "my government is doing A, B. C".

The Queen plays a central ceremonial role in the state opening of parliament, when she travels by horse-drawn coach to the House of Lords to read out a speech prepared by ministers announcing details of their legislative plans.

Mr. Lesage's own family spilled over the front rows: his son Jean-Fran?s, who established an embroidery studio in India; his daughter Marion, an artist, wearing a jacket with an embroidered heart from an early Lacroix collection; and his son Jean-Louis, who read the speech prepared by his father last month when he received France's highest cultural honor: Ma e d'Art.

The Queen plays a central ceremonial role in the state opening of Parliament, when she travels by ornate horse-drawn coach to the House of Lords to read out a speech prepared by ministers unveiling details of their legislative plans.

At times, he said, he has taken lines out of speeches prepared by his campaign that he felt were "stretching the truth".

Trump, from all reports, responds to pressure (from just about everyone with any experience in running or winning political campaigns) by agreeing to give one of these scripted speeches prepared by professional speechwriters.

Following is the acceptance speech prepared for delivery last night by Vice President Al Gore, the Democratic nominee for president, at the Democratic Convention in Los Angeles: Tonight, I think first of those who helped get me here, starting with the people of Tennessee.

Ms. Schoonmaker does have a speech prepared, a personal one (as requested by the Academy), about her husband, the director Michael Powell, whose career Mr. Scorsese resurrected, she said.

Ashton was so surprised by her sudden elevation that she had no speech prepared when she appeared alongside Herman Van Rompuy, the new European Council president, at a press conference.