Sentence examples for to be speakers from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
Later, as prime minister, he appointed the first women to be speakers of the House of Commons and Senate, and then the first woman to be governor general.
"You might want to invite them to be speakers or be on an advisory committee or contribute to a manuscript," he says.
In order for smart speakers to continue to have a spot in the home, they're going to have to be speakers first, smart second.
Additionally, the NTA has been able to win over some senior scientists who were skeptical of the need for the NTA by inviting them to be speakers in the Frontline Forum.
On closer inspection, they reveal themselves to be speakers that look and feel like walls.
Those from the more remote areas are more likely to be speakers of an Indigenous language as their first language and to hold views of illness and wellness that are strongly influenced by traditional practices.
"He wanted to be speaker again.
Wants to be Speaker because: To be Speaker would be "the greatest honour any man or woman could have".
"I don't want to be speaker," Ryan said.
I think that would be a very sad, rather pathetic reason for wanting to be speaker.
I want to be speaker because I've always believed passionately in Parliament".
