Sentence examples for wasting speech from inspiring English sources

Clinical hallmarks include progressive muscle wasting, speech and swallowing difficulties, fasciculations, altered reflexes and spasticity.

He felt Cruz gave "a wasted speech" in the convention hall Wednesday night and again Thursday morning.

"Time is not for wasting," she said during a speech to the National Press Club in the capital, Canberra.

It's the Melania Trump plagiarism all over again, where mistakes are made, lies are told afterwards about who is responsible, and the story hangs around and incredible excuses are made (like the My Little Pony), wasting an effectively partisan Mike Pence speech.

Sounds like coaches are wasting their time with "Knute Rockne" speeches.

Instead of relying on government to raise their children — and thereby eroding free-speech rights, hurting businesses and wasting money on enforcement — why don't parents teach their own children basic self-control?

At a speech in Warwickshire, Mr Cameron accused Labour councils of wasting taxpayers' money.

More important, the conversation about "nothing," even in its highly abbreviated form, felt empty and contrived; surely grown men wouldn't waste entire paragraphs deconstructing speech patterns (in this case the mumble) and defending indefensibly absurd behavior.

Don't waste time in your speech recapping how much different college is today from when you attended (They already know... and don't care. I know, the truth hurts).

The courting of the MoH can be seen in the President's speeches regarding MC, where he continually discouraged the MoH from wasting efforts on the MC issue [ 31].

Kennedy, wasting no time, offered a direct challenge to anti-Catholic bias early in his 1960 speech.