Sentence examples for spoken notes from inspiring English sources

Not only can it hand your recordings off to America Online, Microsoft Entourage or Apple's own Mail program with a single click, but it also has some useful features that have nothing to do with e-mail, like letting you record up to 1,000 spoken notes to yourself.

Instead of a Walkman or iPod with spoken notes delivered as you strain to see the Mona Lisa, now visitors can rent Nintendo's latest handheld, offering 700 commentaries about the artworks and a real-time map to show your position in the museum.

"As you move from first draft to finished speaking notes the speech undergoes a transformation.

Drawn from the Churchill Archives Center in Britain, this exhibition uses drafts, speaking notes, correspondence, public statements, and recordings to examine the main events in Churchill's life.

The government's speaking notes for Monday are all about piling the pressure on the new Labor leader, Bill Shorten, over the carbon tax.

Neither leader really won the encounter, because it wasn't really a contest, but rather an opportunity to deliver speaking notes in stereo.

The plans came to light after the MoD was forced to release Gould's "speaking notes" following a request under freedom of information legislation.

"I note that since the election Bill Shorten has said, 'Labor is going to be constructive, we are going to be positive,'" Turnbull says in speaking notes seen by Guardian Australia.

In speaking notes provided ahead of the Press Club speech, Di Natale also says the Greens' top priority going into the next parliament will be to renew Australia's energy system by putting a price back on carbon pollution.

A: One reason I hadn't previously realized was so important is that many presenters use PowerPoint as speaking notes.

Either way, Hillary has a tough job dialing up just the right balance of toughness and femininity - so much so one assumes her speaking notes say: "sniffle here"... "throw your head back and laugh easily here".