Sentence examples for speech to ask from inspiring English sources

Like uncle, like niece: Adriane is arrested for the content of her valedictorian school speech – to ask questions is treason.

The vice-president of South Sudan, James Wani Igga, used his speech to ask the international community to drop its calls for sanctions now a peace deal had been signed to end its civil war.

The SNP MP George Kerevan intervened in May's opening speech to ask: "Is she personally prepared to authorise a nuclear strike that can kill 100,000 innocent men, women and children?" May replied: "Yes".

Mr. Favreau, then a speechwriter for Senator John Kerry, the Democratic presidential nominee, was dispatched to interrupt Mr. Obama's rehearsal of his convention speech to ask him to cut an overlapping line.

Each year at this competition, some humans try to confuse the robots by repeatedly stepping into their paths (prompting the robots to use synthesized speech to ask them to move), by covering their vision sensors with hands or, in one egregious example of sabotage, by poking peanuts into a robot's sensors.

Arguably the biggest surprise would have been if he had turned up, but David Bowie proved some stars are big enough not to have make themselves available when he won the British male solo artist award at the Brits ��� and used his proxy acceptance speech to ask: "Scotland, stay with us".

Using a journalist rather than a spy, diplomat or politician allows Hitchcock to go places that a wartime thriller would normally avoid: beyond the dispatch box and radio speeches to ask what is the motivation that brings countries and the shadowy cabals that influence them to a state of armed conflict.

I headed down to Trafalgar Square where a bunch of trade unionists were standing in the rain at a rally and listening to their leaders make speeches to ask them what the fuss was all about.

Ahmadinejad, apparently in an attempt to strengthen his political position in Iran, dedicated much of what is likely to be judged as one of his most controversial speeches to asking rhetorical questions about who was responsible for slavery, colonialism and wars over the generations.

A reporter for Reuters hung around outside a building where Sulzberger was giving a speech last week to ask him about the Boston situation.

I contacted an industry group, the Free Speech Coalition, to ask about this estimate, and was told they did not have an accurate figure available for the whole industry.