Verwenden Sie „make a speech“ in einem Satz

1. There is a constant rumour that they assassinated Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme in 1986 because he supported the ANC against Apartheid South Africa an about to make a speech about it

2. Danglars make a speech at the Chamber of Deputies, and at his wife's this evening I shall

3. Get up and make a speech!' `Be a man!' and so on

4. Several of those who had been loudest in applauding Grinder also joined in the demand that Owen should make a speech, because they were certain that Grinder and the other gentlemen would be able to dispose of all his arguments; but Owen and the other Socialists made no response except to laugh, so presently Crass tied a white handkerchief on a cane walking-stick that belonged to Mr Didlum, and stuck it in the vase of flowers that stood on the end of the table where the Socialist group were sitting

5. They’d asked Venkat if he was willing to make a speech

6. It was terrible, because in the first place, he was a very nervous guy--I mean he was a very nervous guy--and his lips were always shaking whenever it was his time to make a speech, and you could hardly hear him if you were sitting way in the back of the room

7. "She's going to make a speech," whispered one of the girls

8. In her opinion he was not without abilities, he knew how to make an entrance and to appear to advantage, he understood how to listen and be silent with profundity, had acquired a quite distinguished deportment, could make a speech, indeed had even some odds and ends of thought, and had caught the necessary gloss of modern liberalism

9. He even intends to make a speech at the trial

10. He, too, is meaning, I am told, to make a speech at the trial