Sentence examples for the orator of from inspiring English sources

"Annals of Politics: The Orator of the Dawn," March 4 , 2002

"To your praises," declared the orator of Oxford University, "the whole ocean bears witness; truly, sir, you have encompassed Britain with wooden walls".

A century and change ago, William Jennings Bryan was considered the orator of the age because of his florid vocabulary and inverted syntax, which today would sound pompous and insincere.

The orator, of course, was the noted allegorist Jon Bon Jovi, the first performer at "A Change Is Going to Come," a rock 'n' roll fund-raiser for Senator John Kerry that took over Radio City Music Hall for three long, strange hours on Thursday night.

Throughout the 1850s, Yancey, sometimes referred to as the "Orator of Secession", demonstrated the ability to hold large audiences under his spell for hours at a time.

You have heard the history of the nation from the first to the last — from the beginning of the Revolutionary War, past the days of its great general, Grant — told in eloquent language by the orator of the day….

Q — Odd, that's just how the orators of the opposition swear they will hold it.

The first extends from 1927, when he was still an undergraduate, through The Orators of 1932.

Charlotte Higgins is right to say that to understand and appreciate the eloquence of Barack Obama we must look to the orators of Ancient Greece and Rome.

Here's a puzzle: Suddenly, the orators of the right have taken up the 1970s leftist obsession with overthrowing "elites".

It is more to the point that every Government has the electorate it deserves; for the orators of the front bench can edify or debauch an ignorant electorate at will.