Sentence examples for speech travel from inspiring English sources

— North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, in his second public speech "travel, restaurants, culture and surrounding myself with good people" — Interests listed on the Facebook page of Luka Magnotta, who's been accused of murdering another man and sending parts of his body to the offices of Canada's Conservative Party "We're going to bring a lawsuit against this girl".

The Sufi speech travels in time and space, with different speeds and colors and meaning.

The reality is, like all other working mothers, Michelle Obama does have a job – Pat Nixon famously referred to being first lady as "the hardest unpaid job in the world" – and Mrs Obama's responsibilities include frequent speeches, travel, and event-hosting.

In the meantime, the essays, book reviews, art criticism, reminiscences, introductions, forewords, prefaces, speeches, travel notes, film commentary, prose sketches, ruminations and other occasional jottings poured forth inexhaustibly, as if the experiences of his five senses only became real once recorded on paper.

Industry officials say he brings in a hefty $150,000 a speech plus travel and other expenses.

In a widely expected decision released yesterday, Judge Victor Marrero of the United States Court for the Southern District of New York ruled that the bans do not unduly burden smokers' rights to freedom of speech, association, travel or any other protected privileges.

The Dutch D.J. Sander Kleinenberg, who won the award for the best remix (for his version of Justin Timberlake's "Rock Your Body"), made a less tendentious political speech: "I travel around the world, and I see Muslims dancing in Malaysia, Jews dancing in Israel," he said.

The freedoms granted included a loosening of restrictions on the media, speech and travel.

The commercials feature video clips of President Bush, taken from recent speeches, encouraging travel, which are interspersed with travel-industry employees like pilots and hotel clerks repeating his words.

When, four days after the Lavapiés speech, Iglesias travelled to a cultural centre beside Plaza San Agustín in Zaragoza for his first European election campaign meeting, Echenique got there early, but the 180-seat hall filled quickly.

Look at the benefits: big salary, big staff, perks and swag bags galore, best healthcare, paid speeches, paid travel and even insider trading.