Sentence examples for valedictory remarks from inspiring English sources

"In every business the chief executive wakes up in the morning wondering where the growth will come from," he reflected in valedictory remarks.

In his valedictory remarks Carr's predecessor Sunderland wrote in the 2007 annual report: "I am confident that some of Cadbury Schweppes's longevity and success is attributable to its ethical heritage, which lends substance to the mantra 'Performance-driven, values-led'.

President Reagan today reviewed the accomplishments of his Administration over the last seven years as one long success story and told cheering federal appointees, "Let's bring them to their feet in our closing act". The President made the valedictory remarks at his annual pep rally at Constitution Hall to rouse top-level political appointees for the final countdown of the Reagan Revolution.

It felt like a valedictory remark.

Hillary would have done much better to spend the 90 minutes of Tuesday night's Ohio debate by repeatedly reading and re-reading her valedictory, closing remarks from last week's Texas match-up during which -- for a few shining moments -- a Good Hillary seemed to radiate with the grandeur of an honored First Lady and potential president of the United States.

Updated at 5.27pm AEST Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 5.18pm AEST08:18 For a chap not wanting to make a valedictory, these are lengthy remarks.

This raises another question: given Roddick's dedication to the sport, and his willingness to give it his all — as he has emphasized in his many reflective remarks during this valedictory run — why didn't he improve his game?

As was the case Friday evening in a speech he delivered to Venezuela's National Assembly, Mr. Castro's remarks had a valedictory tone that seemed to indicate that he regards Mr. Chavez as his ideological or spiritual heir.

King wryly remarked at his valedictory treasury select committee appearance last week that: "I am sure that Mark Carney is very much more persuasive than me".

General Hagenbeck's remarks, delivered to reporters here, provided a kind of valedictory to the most intense ground battle of the five-month-old war.

From President Eisgruber '83's remarks on polarization in the United States to the poignant valedictory oration by Cameron Platt '16, Princeton's Commencement activities May 29 31 injected traditional celebrations with reminders of the debates over racism, free speech, and historical legacy that challenged the campus during the last two years.