Meanings of speech mark in anglès

Abstaining from speech marks him who is obeying the spontaneity of his nature.

This great speech marks the highest point attained by Mr. Webster as a public man.

Christopher Christie's speech marked the opening of a 2016 presidential campaign he might want to try again.

Friday's speech marked the third consecutive year Trump has spoken to the annual meeting of the NRA.

This speech marks an important change in Mr. Webster's views and in his course as a statesman.

In August Wen used a speech marking the 30th anniversary of economic reforms to call for political changes.

In a speech marking Korea's independence from Japanese rule, Moon dialed down his recent harsh rhetoric towards Japan.

Mr Pompeo's speech marked a new level in the hard-line approach toward China by US President Donald Trump's administration.

The pessimists will say that the conference speech marked the end of Corbyn's getting-to-know-you period with the British electorate.

Chinese President Xi Jinping offered no new specific measures in a closely watched speech marking 40 years of market liberalisation.

He may never win an Oscar for performance, but his speech marked out a new radicalism and honesty for Labour.

In 1857, in Canandaigua, New York, Douglass delivered a speech marking the anniversary of emancipation in the British West Indies.

And later, on Sky News, when asked if her conference speech marked a watering down of the idea, Mrs May said.

The speech marked Mr Turnbull's first comments since losing the Liberal Party leadership to Scott Morrison, and his last as Prime Minister.

In a speech marking the 5th anniversary of the US-led invasion of Iraq, President Bush has said he had no regrets about the war.

Speech in Cusk's trilogy is a charged affair, presented in a variety of ways: the narrator's indirectly, her interlocutors most usually within speech marks.