Opportunities for interaction were provided by the speech and language therapist using mainly non-verbal communication (facial, vocal, body, and hand gestures) supplemented by key words from the local language supplied by the caregiver and second author.
Nowadays, whole chunks of the forthcoming speech are supplied and obediently printed.
Reagan didn't begin his 1980 campaign with a speech on supply-side economics, he began it — at the urging of a young Trent Lott — with a speech supporting states' rights delivered just outside Philadelphia, Miss., where three civil rights workers were murdered in 1964.
Do you think that you believe in yours more than they do theirs somehow?" Most pointed is "Let's Impeach the President," whose argument is no different from what you'd hear in Democratic (and, increasingly, Republican) households, with snippets of speeches helpfully supplied to illustrate Bush's hypocrisy.
What she called her "primitive shyness" about her writing made her unwilling "to reduce or drain into speech the power supply of the named".
Some third party text-to-speech related websites supply smaller repacked Microsoft Anna installers for Windows XP users.
The measures flesh out further the detail of Mr Miliband's pledge at his Labour conference speech to boost housing supply, including granting "use it or lost it" powers for councils.
Diotima's speech in the Symposium supplies a useful comparison.
She told the crowd: "Who would have thought when I was sitting in bed writing this in my pyjamas, that I'd be standing here today" Heartfelt speeches are not in short supply at the Ivors, an awards ceremony that remains popular with artists both for its celebration of craft above sales and its refusal to allow TV cameras into the auditorium.
At the initial evaluation at our hospital, pure oxygen (0.12 0.25 L/min) was supplied through a speech cannula during the daytime if it was acceptable to her.
