Sentence examples for speeches start from inspiring English sources

The hero, Rooster Byron, is a petty drug dealer, liar, shagger, all-round rogue, and venerable pisshead in the English style, whose great unwinding speeches start out vaguely Shakespearean — "Friends!

On the basis of their commentary, they're almost definitely the sort of people who'd neck all the wine on the table, whoop during the speeches, start a fight and then end up dishevelled and crying and telling you that nobody loves them by about seven o'clock.

Speeches start, but I don't want to hang around.

I have some time to kill before the speeches start, and that's when I notice another big difference between the DNC and Cleveland: There are no bars open in the arena at the DNC.

It takes a particular kind of stupidity to be drawn in by all of this, to forget all the actual deprivations taking place as soon as the speeches start; it's possible that some of the British media classes haven't quite developed object permanence yet.

And a large number of those who did come seemed to have been the parents of a team of young step dancers that performed before the speeches started.

Ms. Rice, who was a Russia specialist on the National Security Council in President George Bush's administration, said Governor Bush was planning a series of foreign policy speeches, starting with trade.

And then the speeches started.

And just before the speeches started, in came Binesh and Anuj.

To practice mindful speech, start by resisting the temptation to simply react to other people's words or actions.

His speech started with a compelling and promising premise.