Examples of using Two speeches in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Two speeches.
I need you to start two speeches.
You wrote two speeches for me today.
I need you to start two speeches.
I gave two speeches on it last week.
We're just combining two speeches, Rory.
We have two speeches there, an overnight… are you listening to me?
She gave two speeches. .
So the two speeches where we take sides go in the garbage.
What happened between the two speeches?
Douthat is referring to two speeches by the French president, Emmanuel Macron.
Here's a video comparing the two speeches.
I gave two speeches in Malaysia, one in Penang and one in Kuala Lumpur.
Lately Viktor Orbán has been making one, sometimes even two speeches a day.
I would also like to say that this afternoon, in your two speeches, you have given us a legal, moral and historical lesson.
For example, a Nigerian newspaper publisher tied to the ruling People's Democratic Party(anything but democratic)paid Bill a whopping $1.4 million to deliver two speeches in 2011 and 2012.
The President scheduled two speeches in Fort Worth this morning, the first to the general public, the other at a Chamber of Commerce breakfast.
Thomas Jefferson hated publicspeaking so much that he only gave two speeches in his presidency.
There have been one or two speeches- Mr Søndergaard's, for example- that have mentioned transparency, lack of transparency or not enough transparency.
Orbán also spoke about the speeches delivered at the UN General Assembly andaccompanying events held in New York, and two speeches in particular: one by European Commissioner for Migration, Home Affairs and Citizenship Dimitris Avramopoulos; and another by US president Donald Trump.
Let me combine these two speeches and say that I would like to pay tribute to the Commission, as it has done all that it could, in full compliance with the rules and upper limits specified in the 2011 budget.
The ideological battle lines, were set in two speeches, one by Chinese President Xi Jinping at the Davos bloodline love fest on January 17, while the other was President Donald Trump's acceptance speech.
In his two speeches delivered at the event, the Speaker of the Hungarian National Assembly emphasised, among others, that“regarding the values attached to integration, demography, identity and governance raise the basic questions, and mutual acceptance or rejection of the answers to those questions may determine whether the EU will follow the path of integration or the path of disintegration in the future”.
The journey between those two speeches reflects the transition from the backbench of the United States Senate to the chair behind the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office.
Madam President, it was actually two speeches back, but I would like to ask the gentleman over there who was advocating EU intervention how he thinks the EU should intervene against volcanic ash.
I have paid close attention to two speeches, analysing them and discussing them with my colleagues: one of these was the speech by the European Union's Commissioner for Migration, who is a Greek man;
France's Emmanuel Macron, in two speeches, at the Sorbonne last September, and when he received the Charlemagne prize for European unity in May, has articulated a clear vision for Europe's future.
I would like to refer to the two speeches that seemed to express reticence or opposition to this, considering it either a threat to the competences of the Union, in the case of Mr Ziobro, or unnecessary, in the case of Mrs Morvai.
GCS nine, eyes two, speech one, motor six.