Sentence examples for which speeches from inspiring English sources

Which speeches do you really love?

He wasn't just a bust out of which speeches come like a ticker-tape machine".

Everybody wears earth tones and burlap and silk, and there are craggy perches from which speeches can be made while the courageous citizens hold torches.

From classical Rome to the Victorian period, balconies on public buildings were places from which speeches could be made or crowds exhorted.

Still, Oscarologists took note of who got love and who didn't, and which speeches killed and which needed some burnishing at the event, held on Saturday and attended by many prospective Oscar players (from "Argo," "Les Misérables, Silver Linings Playbookok" and "Lincoln," among others).

And with that, the company can figure out which speeches, gaffes, and ads actually mattered to The People.

From reading your book, I know all the ways in which speech should not be restricted.

Vowels and consonants can be considered to be the segments of which speech is composed.

The fault is one of a process in which speech vetting was not systematic enough, they said.

Broadband providers thus are not required to make, nor have they traditionally made, editorial decisions about which speech to transmit.

The loudness range over which speech is understood best is wide for some users and narrow for others.