11.   Castro, as usual, drew special attention without making public speeches.

12.   Christopher used his principal public speech in Vietnam to address these legitimate concerns.

13.   Clinton will travel tomorrow to Warsaw, Poland, where he will give a public speech stressing the obligations of NATO membership.

14.   Doctors reported that she had suffered a series of small strokes, that they were likely to recur and that she consequently should give no more public speeches.

15.   Each one, in his own way, has offered guidance, perspective and even comfort to the nation and its leaders, through private communications or public speeches.

16.   For over a century the square has been used for public speeches, gatherings, and festivals advocating and celebrating a variety of causes, both secular and religious.

17.   For a little light summer reading, I recommend this book full of his remarks made mostly at public speeches.

18.   Gingrich also makes the course available on cassette tape and routinely hawks it during his public speeches, rattling off a toll-free number for ordering the course.

19.   He has pleaded for responsible public speech, including from highly visible conservatives who have made their reputations by bashing liberals in general and Clinton in particular.

20.   His tirades of hate, so effective in public speeches during his years in Munich after World War I, were evident during his early years in Vienna.