Sentence examples for speech stops from inspiring English sources

Speech stops at the point where assaultive action begins.

I'd venture to say that when the loving around Palin's speech stops, and the starry-eyed stop feeling pleased with her real American cadences, a lot of the Americans that are counted out of her narrow definition of just exactly who is a true American will look around and realise they're out of that box, and her shine will dull.

"When he is in the room with other persons, speech stops, as if there were a corpse in the apartment", he wrote.

For the past three weeks, France has been facing one relentless question: does freedom of speech stop where incitement to hatred begins?

Other countries expressed concern about the possibility that the United States would abandon the ABM Treaty, although Mr. Bush's speech stopped short of saying he advocated such action.

One of his predecessors, Charles Kennedy, offered some wise counsel just ahead of the speech: stop fighting on so many fronts, pick a few fights, be a bit more canny, and win them.

At what point does the so-called "freedom of speech" stop being free?

When you finish the speech, stop the stopwatch.

The problem is that both speeches stop the musicals in their tracks.

But Mr. McCain's advisers and aides say his "rogue state" speeches stopped short of the most sweeping international agenda put forth by Mr. Kristol, Mr. Kagan and their allies.

Lord Coe's voice cracked either through exhaustion or emotion as he declared "When our time came, Britain, we did it right, thank you!" His praise for the volunteers at the Games brought a speech-stopping ovation.