Sentence examples for speeches back from inspiring English sources

In stump speeches back then, he could wander from point to point with little coherent theme or narrative, bouncing, say, from a digression on legislative procedure to one on constitutional analysis, and taking plenty of time to do it.

And in a number of speeches back in that era, expressed the hope that it would bring about the emergence of online democracy.

We started hearing that undertone to his speeches back in January, in Nevada and South Carolina, and it has become only more pronounced -- and more paranoid -- as Hillary's lock on the nomination has slowly loosened and started to slither away.

Instead, actress Rosario Dawson, rapper Residente and director Spike Lee delivered pump-up speeches, back to back to back, in front of a crowd that grew so large that spectators started climbing trees and fences for a better view.

Even as activists delivered their daring speeches, backed up by massive online support, most white-collar workers from nearby office buildings walked past paying little attention.

It said Mr Bloomberg's aides have sketched out one version of a campaign plan that would have the former mayor deliver a series of detailed policy speeches, backed by an intense television advertising campaign.

The Times said that his aides have sketched out a campaign in which he would "give a series of detailed policy speeches backed by an intense television advertising campaign".

It is unlikely to be a talk show or anything on a regular basis that might interfere with Mr. Clinton's other plans, which include extensive international travel, giving speeches, backing charitable causes and fund-raising for Democratic candidates.

As Tommy Schlamme who, among many other great shows, executive produced The West Wing, told me: "Watching McCain's and Obama's speeches back-to-back the other night was like going from black-and-white TV to high-def".

I left the speech back on the table.

The 17th century called, Sir Roger, and they want their speech back.