"What a splendid speech!" he said.
Mr. Bush gave a splendid speech at the U.N.
Perhaps the Professor's most splendid speech dramatises prime-hunting as a quest through inhospitable country.
King's splendid antiwar speech in Manhattan's Riverside Church, on April 2 , 1967 in which he called his government the "greatest purveyor of violence in the world today," placed him in the vanguard of the peace movement.
King's splendid antiwar speech in Manhattan's Riverside Church, on April 4 , 1967 in which he called his government the "greatest purveyor of violence in the world today," placed him in the vanguard of the peace movement.
Igor Munteanu: Vice President Biden provided a splendid public speech in the capital city of Chisinau, in front of thousands of Moldovans, eager to see and to listen to the highest-ranking US official ever to visit the country.
Nino, delivers a splendid Shylock-like speech about the condescension of the Italian mob (I don't know whether it's the work of Refn; the screenwriter, Hossein Amini; or the novelist, James Sallis, whose book he adapted).
Francis Beckett's piece told how Baldwin's 50th anniversary at Keele University had been celebrated with a splendid two-day affair, involving speeches from distinguished alumni, a dinner, a testimonial football match, and a service of thanksgiving for his work.
It was a splendid two-day affair, with speeches from distinguished alumni, a dinner, a testimonial football match, and a service of thanksgiving for his work conducted by the Bishop of Lichfield, a Keele graduate.
Mr. Hearn in the title role was splendid: self-possessed, clear of speech and manipulating a cavernous voice to good effect.
