Sentence examples for thousands of speeches from inspiring English sources

But it's worth remembering that they have spent months eating dreadful food, keeping long hours, shaking the hands of strangers and delivering thousands of speeches.

In the thousands of speeches that Mozilo gave over the years, he almost always described himself as the son of a Bronx butcher whose family was too poor to own a home.

The protests petered out, but in their wake an international conversation about inequality has arisen, with tens of thousands of speeches, articles, and blogs engaging everyone from President Barack Obama on down.

Every year, tens of thousands of speeches are given on American university campuses.

In fact, I've given thousands of speeches and I don't think I've ever footnoted any of those speeches.

"Well, clearly in a campaign, with hundreds if not thousands of speeches and question-and-answer sessions, now and then you're going to say something that doesn't come out right," Romney said Thursday.

could ask the Governor to move aside; the President speech, vital & often eloquent though it was, sometimes seemed detached from the crisis; it did n t differ greatly from the Commencement speeches reported in the same newspapers during the past week-of the 4th of July speeches that will be reported in them next month.

One thinks of the marathon sermons of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, of the 4th of July speeches delivered to stultified crowds in Indiana cemeteries.

The late 20th-century model – of speeches, spin and central diktats – is a dud.

In 1852, Frederick Douglass, abolitionist, writer, and orator, who escaped from slavery as a young man, was asked to deliver a 4th of July speech in Rochester, New York.

In the party central committee's report at the 20th congress and in a number of speeches by delegates to the congress a lot has been said about the cult of the individual.