"There's nothing better than being a beginner," Mullen orates, as Sendra's drawings twist and morph along with his narrative.
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Over excellent footage shot on a circumglobal photo safari, the venerable narrator David Attenborough orates zoological narratives as if delivering a state-of-nature address.
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Brandt's campaign was hyper-personal, known as the "Willy Election"; Mr Schulz orates under banners proclaiming "Time for Martin" and in front of crowds chanting his first name.
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When John Kennedy (Michael Hall) orates on the slippage of America's "intellectual and moral strength" and the nation being "divided like never before", one cannot help but wonder what he might have made of the current leadership and sorry state of the union.
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And when pressed further for help by the man, Mr. Nancy launches into monologue that orates the entire history of Black people in America, from slavery and the construction of race itself, to the current culture of violence between police and Black communities and unemployment.
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The speech Whitmore orates in the original film, before flying off for the final battle against the invading aliens, has become a pop culture fixture over the past 20 years, joining similar scenes from Braveheart and Hoosiers in the pantheon of cinematic inspirational speeches.
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As George Fredenham, one half of pub-owning, hunter-gatherer duo The Foragers picks at a mixed seed loaf from the nearby Dusty Knuckle Bakery, partner Richard Osmond orates the Greek myth, which states that Achilles painted himself with a yarrow ointment to become invulnerable to arrows.
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Buffy, patrolling, finds a vampire, engages, and then slays it. Angel has been watching her from behind some bushes. The college's Dean Guerrero orates for the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Anthropology building, and Xander is one of the construction workers. Xander begins to dig, but the ground suddenly caves out under him, and he drops into an old abandoned building.
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Sfurti was born in Nagpur on 22 March in a Marathi family. She did her schooling from Dinanath High School and was a National Chess Player who has represented Maharashtra several times. Later she moved to Pune to pursue her bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from Bharti Vidyapeeth College of Engineering for women in 2008. She currently stays at Pune, where she works as a Motivational Speaker. Her Signature Program ‘Think and Win Like Dhoni’ is quite popular in the Corp-orates.
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After first being detained in the penitentiary, he was later transferred to La Casa de Orates, the country's first and most notorious mental institution, where, after some time, he was driven to insanity by an undiagnosed bout of meningitis. He died on 29 September 1920, and his funeral was attended by over 50,000 people, a poignant demonstration of the huge political, economic and social crisis to which the country had been subjected by the dominant oligarchy, and of the nationwide support for the demands made by the Marchas del Hambre, a process which transformed José Domingo Gómez Rojas into a symbol. His poem Cry for Mercy, written during his incarceration, was read aloud and circulated during his funeral and became a symbol for anarchist and pacifist groups opposing the country's ruling oligarchy.
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The Body Doubles, Hellhound, Iron Cross, Manticore, Meanstreak, Metallo, Rag Doll, Skorpio, and Tar Pit end up in a fight with some wild robotic beasts during which Hellhound is wounded. Despite their plans to leave him to die, the other villains bring Hellhound along, only to feed him to a hunting party of four "lion-lizards." Back at camp, Kid Karnevil tells The Joker that he has looked up to him and plans to surpass him by slaying him when he least suspects it. Psimon loudly orates to the entire group that he has figured out a way for them to survive as a society, and even build a civilization that will last many generations, requiring that the women be used as baby factories, and that escape from the planet be given up as an option.
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