Sentence examples for standard speech from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain has scrapped that line from his standard speech.

His standard speech includes references to his experiences in the post-Stalinist Soviet Union.

Mr. Lindsey, in his standard speech these days, says: "Let's face it.

British Received Pronunciation (RP), traditionally defined as the standard speech used in London and southeastern England, is one of many forms (or accents) of standard speech throughout the English-speaking world.

Subjects performed a series of structured tasks involving both standard speech voice protocols and additional singing tasks.

John Hume's standard speech says 'if Germany and France could work together after the war, why can't we?'.

Blinkx Remote adds a few new tricks to the company's standard speech-recognition system.

He suggested starting with two standard speeches – typically Shakespeare, followed by a modern piece – and ending with Duncan Thickett doing a bad audition.

As a result, both candidates spend their days crisscrossing the district from one town to another, giving their standard speeches and then hopping back into their cars to rush to the next rally.

Vice President Cheney also spoke of appeasement at Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska, reciting a passage that was reflective of his standard speeches.

Moreover, a recent controlled trial combining donepezil with standard speech-language therapy in chronic post-stroke aphasia replicated not only the results of our own open label trial on measures of overall aphasia severity, but also further demonstrated significant improvements in communication skills and processing speed and accuracy (Berthier & Green, 2007; Berthier et al., 2006a).