Sentence examples for speeches quickly from inspiring English sources

He ran through the lines of his speeches quickly, and stuck to a strict script.

Mr. Bremer's comments, made in two recent speeches, quickly moved to the center of the presidential campaign.

But about 40 veterans and others who came for memorial speeches quickly abandoned a soggy, wind-whipped open white tent on the green and retreated to the church.

But not an organized force — and Bush's speeches quickly came to be regarded as a huge mistake because they inflated the power of America's enemies rather than dividing them by playing off their longstanding rivalries.

"Let's win -- " Mr. Edwards blurted at the end of one speech, quickly amending that to "do well in New Hampshire".

Uncensored versions of the speech quickly appeared online over the weekend with one YouTube version alone garnering more than 300,000 views in 24 hours.

Though it was officially an off-the-record event, transcripts and recordings of his speech quickly spread across the movie-mad regions of the Internet.

The question of free speech quickly became political, with a campus group, the College Republicans, circulating a petition calling for Mr. McSwane's resignation.

While his remarks were criticized as self-serving, the speech quickly diffused his Wright association problems, and Obama was bolstered by handling his most difficult issue with sober aplomb.

"Even in this room full of proud Manhattan Democrats, I can't shake that feeling that some people here are pulling for me," Senator McCain said in his speech, quickly adding, "I'm delighted to see you here tonight, Hillary" — in a nod to Hillary Rodham Clinton, whom Mr. Obama had defeated in the Democratic primary.

"But she has suggested using a stenotype and stenograph instead … What do you think?" A stenograph, I should add, is a special type of typewriter, designed to take down speech quickly, and a stenographer is the person specially trained to operate it.