Sentence examples for speeches aloud from inspiring English sources
When you copyedit diplomatic documents with one eye on the screen and one eye on your stirring newborn; read speeches aloud on a conference call while breastfeeding; and write grant proposals at 3 a.m. next to a teething toddler, you lose your sense of boundaries.
Then, wearing his glasses, he began reading the speech aloud, stopping only for a few edits.
If the technology is not available to show the video, read the speech aloud (or invite a talented orator in the class to do so).
Even the director Christopher Nolan, who ends this year's "Dunkirk" with a young man reading the June 4th speech aloud from a newspaper, cannot resist the lure of a grand score, ladling souped-up Elgar onto the richness of the words.
Mr. Bush was not accustomed to using that first word, and one of the first times he read a version of the speech aloud he spontaneously changed it to "synagogues, churches and mosques," words he had used in dozens of previous remarks.
Moreover, it is important to note that most of the participants did not rehearse their speech aloud during the face-to-face tasks; however, during the computer-delivered tasks, they may have combined preparing for the tasks with rehearsing for the tasks.
Make sure you read your speech aloud several times.
Not only that, but each time you practice your speech aloud, it will come out a bit differently.
If you don't have the opportunity to practice in front of people, be sure that when you do rehearse, that you say your speech aloud.
Read the entire speech aloud until you're comfortable enough with the material that you don't need to read directly from your script but can simply use it as a prompt when needed.
