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I have to be in California the end of the week to deliver a speech.

I've got to go out of town to deliver a speech.

He turned toward us and delivered a short speech without getting out of the car.

All the staff of the company director delivered a speech.

President Bush has learned how to deliver a moving speech.

He will also deliver a speech to the 325 other new citizens.

I mean did they you know deliver political speeches to try and.

He delivered more such speeches, 17, than any other President.

Instead, he took a calculated risk and delivered only a short speech.

But until then, during nearly four years in office, he did not deliver a single speech on foster care.

He's asked to deliver a message to her from a friend.

I came to deliver a message, part of which you have just heard.

He could not go back without having delivered the message.

They both knew the message to the general was now delivered.

The point of all this is to deliver a common message.

"I have come here to ask you to deliver a message for me."

Perhaps the place to start delivering his message was right here.

He could only hope that the message would be delivered.

This will give you a little more control over how your message is delivered.

A little car trouble wasn't about to keep him from delivering his message.

The president is on his way to give a speech.

Recently I gave a speech to women at a major business school.

All students had to give a short speech in front of their class.

He gave a speech at the end of the school year.

I am giving my last speech after 15 years. We have come a long way.

And next week, he is to give the most important speech of the campaign.

That's usually the case when I give a speech as well.

On the other hand, how can we give a speech and not talk about it?

As if she were coming for a dinner party or to give a speech.

He gave a major speech on the economy this morning.

Tonight he has made his best speech ever in the House.

Where you look when making your speech can be a help.

Someone made a speech about what a great performance he gave.

He got to make a big speech, the whole bit.

I got up and made a speech to the court.

She had never heard him make such a long speech.

He has never made a speech on the subject, his press office says.

Just let me know if I need to make a speech, will you?

In a few minutes he would have to make a speech.

St. George makes a short speech to end the performance.

I heard him give a talk a few months back.

Do you want to come up and give them a little talk?

On the third night, she gave us a talk about music.

You are going to give a talk about one of them.

I thought I'd give a short talk, and then we would hold a free discussion.

Then, out in the hall, they gave me a talk.

Oh, I see she hasn't actually given a talk, but she's going to.

He gave a wonderful talk to all the students who were starting at the university.

"Soon as your whole groups here, the captain will be down to give you a talk."

In between, somehow, he would give a public talk at a record store.