Sentences with phrase «halfway through his speech»

Jeremy Corbyn was halfway through his speech in Eastside City Park, in Birmingham, when the crowd of thousands shifted their gaze to the sky.

About halfway through her speech, her supporters began chanting: «Juanita!

Eventually, the once - powerful Parkinson's disease speaker had to be helped off the stage halfway through his speech.

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What he also said in that speech was that at some stage in this parliament the Conservative party rather than the coalition government would publish a bill to provide for a referendum by halfway through the next parliament, so 2017.

But this doesn't explain why Mr Cameron's speech was made now, some three years away from the date of the next election: after all, we're not even halfway through this Parliament yet.

We get the sense that screenwriter Scott Marshall Smith (adapting the book of the same name by Neil Hayes) ran out of material for the inspirational speeches about halfway through the writing process.

Roughly halfway through that period, in 1992, Moynihan himself took up that controversy in a speech delivered at the University of Chicago (and later reprinted in the Public Interest).