Sentence examples for usual speech from inspiring English sources

Julien said his usual speech before the start of overtime lasts 90 seconds at the most.

The Straight Talker gave his usual speech, about the status quo not being on the ballot, about putting country first, about a secure, prosperous America.

MIAMI — Standing amid boxes of agua de coco and guava bites, Mitt Romney came to southern Florida and imbued his usual speech with some Spanish flair.

General Clark gave his usual speech but then told the crowd that he liked Mr. Kerry and considered him "a patriot and a fine senator".

Heyman started out by doing his usual speech about 'conquering' and reeled off people that Lesnar has destroyed, including the Deadman, the Rock, Hulk Hogan and soon to be, John Cena.

(Mr. Romney is something of a fan of poem recitation — he often opens his usual speech on the trail by quoting several lines from the Samuel Walter Foss poem, "The Coming American").

In a rare departure from his usual speeches, which are ad-libbed, he used wonky language in describing a four-pronged plan in the Middle East.

Forgoing the usual speeches and beauty shots of cars, the film took the form of a whimsical journey of two young people setting out on a Saturday morning to do some errands, intercut with slogans that captured the new spirit of the brand.

I talked to a doctor friend into writing me a prescription without delivering the usual speeches.

Speaking to a crowd of more than 700 people, Mr. Romney offered a longer-than-usual speech — he spoke for nearly 20 minutes — during which he kept his focus on President Obama, never once mentioning any of his Republican rivals by name.

Although 18 people refused the control allocation and received some usual care speech and language therapy, we know from our additional per protocol analysis that this did not dilute any effect.