Sentence examples for television speech from inspiring English sources

In an hour-long television speech he denied any wrongdoing.

In fact, he never delivered a television speech better than he did this one.

Whatever the reason, the fact is that Carter never delivered a television speech better than he delivered this one.

As of yesterday, he was scheduled to be in Missouri tonight, and to give his television speech from there.

In his brief television speech on Wednesday night, Mr. Bush belittled the accuracy and fairness of hand counts.

The general tried to pre-empt some of that outrage in his television speech by justifying the alliance as a blow against a bigger enemy, India.

He took quick advantage of it all last week, in effect declaring war on the governors in two prime-time television speeches.

Mr. Robertson, in his television speeches, has called Islam a religion that seeks to control, dominate or "if need be, destroy" others.

Only 10 of the 78 awards are presented on television, speeches are kept short and the show's longtime producer, Ken Ehrlich, has made it a point to do unusual collaborations, throwing together artists from different generations and genres.

Look at what the president said about weapons of mass destruction in two prime-time television speeches -- one on Oct. 7, his first big address on Iraq, and the other on March 17, when he declared that Saddam Hussein had to leave Iraq in 48 hours or face an attack.

On the trip, he declared an end to the military phase of the war in a made-for-television speech to the 5,000 crew members of the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln off shore in the Pacific.