Sentence examples for televised speech from inspiring English sources

In other news, President Bush gave a nationally televised speech.

My nationally televised speech on that occasion was entitled "Musr al-Amal" ("Egypt: The Hope").

"The world has failed us," said President Correa in a nationally televised speech.

The autocrat had blinked, though six hours elapsed before Mr Gilani's televised speech.

Prime Minister Ghannouchi, rumor had it, was about to deliver a nationally televised speech.

It was to be, in effect, her first live televised speech — in two senses.

Last summer, as the uprising gathered force, Assad made a televised speech.

In a nationally televised speech, Mr. Maliki said that loyalists of the deposed leader Saddam Hussein were behind the protests.

On Thursday, February 10, Mubarak made a highly anticipated televised speech.

"We'll change the Constitution," he said in a televised speech.

"This was a strategic, historic victory, without exaggeration," Nasrallah said in a televised speech.