Examples of using To give a speech in English and their translations into Portuguese
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reformed character Vicky Pollard has been asked to give a speech to her old classmates.
The President of the Council is asked to attend generally the opening sessions of meetings of joint parliamentary committees and to give a speech.
the general even wanted to give a speech in their honor.
For the third time I came back to this city in Austria to give a speech.
another one of Caesar's loyal friends, to give a speech under the pretense that Antony would show support for the conspirators.
Thank you. I don't think I have ever heard of anyone asking to give a speech in class before.
as Sanger prepared to give a speech in the crowded Town Hall theater,
Islam sparked a campus debate at Stanford University in February 2008 when Lucas was invited to give a speech to students.
Islam sparked a campus debate at Stanford University in February 2008 when Lucas was invited to give a speech to students.
Note: The first report was written in 1948 when William McGaughey was sent to England by the Automobile Manufacturers Association to try to persuade Winston Churchill to give a speech in Detroit.
And yesterday I was at the demonstration, and I wanted to give a speech on behalf of my people here,
biggest gaffe in years, former Vice President Al Gore is set to give a speech tomorrow on the perils of global warming- on what is expected to be the coldest day in New England in nearly half a century!
of the Venezuelan right, and swiftly made use of the occasion to give a speech that fueled the destabilization in the country,
Mr Fuchs to give a speech to the Socialists on voting rights for non-nationals in local elections, something we have in the Netherlands
Mr SÖDERMAN was invited to give a speech about the Commission's Article 169 procedure for dealing with complaints against Member Statesat a“Package Meeting”organised by DG XV of the European Commissionon Friday 12 February 1999.
I had to give a speech.
I got to give a speech.
You had to give a speech.
I have to give a speech.