Sentence examples for standard speeches from inspiring English sources

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

Calling it a "historic moment," Mr. Obama, who has over the years of his presidency had his ups and down with his own military leaders, if not the enlisted men and women, infused his remarks with far more accolades for the military than the usual few that he dispenses to local politicians at the beginning of most of his standard speeches.

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

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.

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

Mr Kerry's standard speech thus far has been a general attack, typified by his meandering midnight rebuttal of Mr Bush's convention speech.

Instead, he delivered his standard speech about what he considers the Giuliani renaissance of New York City, and only occasionally alluded to his Senate opponent, Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Inside the grand banqueting hall, Salmond gave pretty standard speech, tweaked only slightly to acknowledge the fact almost no one present could vote in September's referendum.

"The Republicans are unconcerned about money, truth or decency," Ms. Pelosi said, staring into the woman's eyes while delivering one of her standard speech lines.