1
Where better to make a speech about the future of Northern Ireland?
2
Mr Besson was due to make a speech later outlining specific measures.
3
He could not make a speech, not having been trained to debate.
4
But no; for Miss Browne arose and began to make a speech.
5
You should have heard Uncle Denny jump in and make a speech.
6
But, as always, she was unable to stay and make a speech.
7
If Donegal won, Murphy was going to have to make a speech.
8
One of the boys is going to make a speech of welcome.
9
But my uncle intended to make a speech of it, and continued:
10
He had been persuading Grafenberg the whole evening to make a speech.
11
I opened the door, and then turned back, to make a speech.
12
She tried to make a speech, by the way, and spoke badly.
13
I intend to make a speech if it kills me-andyou, too.
14
Doesn't the nominating delegate have to make a speech in his favor?
15
About 10 o'clock Mr. Lincoln was called upon to make a speech.
16
Give Red air; give him room; he's going to make a speech!
