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keynote speech

NOUN
  1. a speech setting forth the keynote

How To Use keynote speech In A Sentence

  • Just been watching Steve Jobs' Macworld Keynote speech, iPhoto was just simplicity itself and the demo of iPhoto book with 10-50 full page bleeds was just awesome.
  • I was there to give the keynote speech at a conference on petroleum, and I've had certain influence in the area recently.
  • The prime minister used his keynote speech at Labour's spring conference in Gateshead to acknowledge it was largely his fault that his bond with the public had frayed.
  • When he makes his next keynote speech, it will be in front of Palace players. The Sun
  • She admitted to being nervous about delivering this particular keynote speech.
  • Both gave keynote speeches at their party's conventions. The Sun
  • When he makes his next keynote speech, it will be in front of Palace players. The Sun
  • He is returning in June when he will give the keynote speech at the first Scottish e-learning industry conference.
  • There were no PowerPoint slides from him, of course, and the hard copy of the text of his keynote speech was not available until later in the day.
  • Everyone knows an edentate woman performing a one woman show, or giving a keynote speech, is inspiring to other dentally challenged people! Ellen Snortland: Sicko Reprise, Please
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