Sentence examples for speech to read from inspiring English sources

But it is a sad speech to read today.

Turner felt fenced in, as he does when he is handed a speech to read or when he's told that he can't do something.

"We encourage you as journalists to take a moment prior to the speech to read through these questions," the company's e-mail message said.

At the closing rally of Marxism 2009, with all the seats eagerly taken but the air stale as ever in the main hall, the SWP's national organiser Martin Smith interrupts his speech to read a short poem by the radical American writer Langston Hughes called Dream Deferred.

Ask an editor or a speech expert to read your speech for direction.

It works with external GPS devices and uses speech synthesis to read out directions in a voice evocative of Johnny 5 in Short Circuit.

One could get a phone's text-to-speech program to read incoming text messages out loud, a feature available even on simple devices.

The company uses "the latest technology in text-to-speech synthesizers" to read aloud your typed prayers "at a volume and speed equivalent to typical person praying".

The phrase "people of our country" is a less-than-subtle first hint at how No 10 wants this speech to be read.

Instead he sent a speech to be read, defining the writer's life: From the end of the year in 1955 to early 1956, Hemingway was bedridden.

To get a good feel for the balance that you need in your dialogue between realistic speech and book speech you need to read good dialogue in books and in movies.