Sentence examples for speech times from inspiring English sources

Commenting on the "martyrs for free speech," Times cartoonist Ted Rall argues that the big-picture take-away from Wednesday's tragedy is that "cartoons are incredibly powerful".

Or does everyone who had a role in the speech time contretemps feel a little embarrassed?

Speaker Field might rule that stupid MPs (as judged by him) should only get 30 seconds of speech time.

After the designation of "official" candidates on March 20 — they must receive endorsements from 500 local officials — the agency requires that each receives equal speech time.

In a speech timed to coincide with International Women's Day, Grandi said people often did not realise how many women and children were fleeing conflicts around the world.

Where, s is the total speech time.

In 2009, the Department of Health launched the Stroke - Act Fast (Face, Arms, Speech, Time) campaign.

According to Reichenbach's distinction into speech time (S), reference time (R) and event time (E).

Let E be short for event time and let S, R stand for speech time and reference time respectively.

The counter-factual effect in past tense contexts is produced when both reference time and situation time precede speech time.

But a slight change in the growth curve to avoid a free speech time bomb is worth it.