Examples of using The orator in English and their translations into Swedish
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We had the orators.
But it is wholly in the spirit of the orator.
The orator is lengthy
He's quite the orator.
Quite the orator. Have you thought about standing for Parliament?
you're not the orator your daughter is.
Demosthenes, the orator, took his life here according to tradition.
create a real bulwark against the counter-revolution,” answered the orator.
Both the orator and the audience stare at each other, mouths wide open.
He saw them machine-gunning the Orator. As he and Joan we're leaving Warsaw.
The Orators had appealed to the sailors to come to the help of Petrograd.
In a gathering of revolutionists the police force their way in and ask the orator for his name;
Elements of the trial scene are also found in The Orator by Alexandre Sylvane, published in translation in 1596.
The orator was, according to Rodzianko,
nudging each other with their elbows and egging the orator on with pithy comments.
continued the orator, is nothing else but“a revolutionary headquarters for the seizure of power.”.
although not quite of the kind which the orator hoped for.
As the orator descended from the tribune the few score of Bolsheviks left the hall accompanied by curses.
as it requires the orator to speak two words at once;
Himself unable to sustain this tone, the orator suddenly burst out in the midst of his concluding phrases into a wail of threat and despair.
carrying on a considerable amount of trade, though the orator speaks, of it as oppidum non maximum.
The orator was like the commander of a fortress who boasts publicly that he has surrendered the position entrusted to him without a struggle….
I will play the orator as well as Nestor… deceive more slyly than Ulysses could…
The orators of the Montagne, who, as always, distinguished themselves by their morally indignant bluster,
In those divisions which had been described as bitterly hostile to the Bolsheviks, the orator, approaching her theme very cautiously,
The orator wanted to frighten the soviets with an extreme inference from the existing situation,
sometime in 110/09 BC, the approximate year in which L. Crassus the orator found there no longer Panaetius himself,
string in such pieces as The Orator 1933-34.