Definition of speech-writer in English:

speech-writer

nounˈspiːtʃrʌɪtə

A person employed to write speeches for others to deliver.
演讲稿撰写人
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a veritable bible for speech-writers and speech-lovers, an anthology to get you inspired, and more often, make you jealous.
- Each of the nine sites will help advance teams, speech-writers, press secretaries and event planners get a fast and free fix on that blinking blip on the campaign radar screen.
- The victim had to present his own case, though many people hired professional speech-writers, especially since they had to convince a jury of not 12 but 501 members.
- With so many spin doctors and advisors and speech-writers clogging up the political process in recent years it is great to see someone just tell it like it is from the heart.
- He worked as a speech-writer for Robert Kennedy, a career cut short by JFK's assassination.
- It was edited by Seamus Brady, a former speech-writer for Blaney, who was until September 1969 an employee of the Government Information Bureau.
- His key aides have barely varied since he was governor of Texas; his vice-president is the same; his speech-writers are almost the same; his cabinet is virtually the same.
- In 1976, he became a speech-writer for and protégé of Chirac.
- He left behind his wife, despite knowing he had made a vow for life, and took up with his speech-writer.
- Those are the bits picked out by the speech-writers for special emphasis.
- The nation yelped in astonishment this week when Peter Hyman, the Prime Minister's speech-writer, quit his job to go into teaching.
- It comes mainly from the orators, whose services as speech-writers were engaged by plaintiffs and defendants who happened to be wealthy enough to pay them.
- For doing the Prime Minister's bidding, he was promoted to become her illustrious speech-writer and the person who constructed the words that she used throughout the last campaign.
- Don't get us wrong, we are very happy to be unpaid speech-writers.
- Experienced researcher, speech-writer and adviser - and, as you can see from the blog, I love writing.
- Both sides have to recognise the fundamental truth that, as a New Labour speech-writer would put it, they only work well, when they work together.
- Comedian, lawyer, economist and former political speech-writer Ben Stein, talked about a variety of topics from a humorous point of view.
- In the late 1990s Don Watson, historian and speech-writer for Paul Keating, expressed his anger at the confused educational scene.
- There are presenters and speech-writers who talk, and there are some who just write whatever comes into their heads.
- Bob Lehrman, a speech-writer for the Democratic Party in the USA, has said that: ‘your theme should be simple enough that it can be expressed in one sentence’.

词汇	speech-writer
释义	Definition of speech-writer in English: speech-writer nounˈspiːtʃrʌɪtə A person employed to write speeches for others to deliver. 演讲稿撰写人 Example sentencesExamples It is a veritable bible for speech-writers and speech-lovers, an anthology to get you inspired, and more often, make you jealous. Each of the nine sites will help advance teams, speech-writers, press secretaries and event planners get a fast and free fix on that blinking blip on the campaign radar screen. The victim had to present his own case, though many people hired professional speech-writers, especially since they had to convince a jury of not 12 but 501 members. With so many spin doctors and advisors and speech-writers clogging up the political process in recent years it is great to see someone just tell it like it is from the heart. He worked as a speech-writer for Robert Kennedy, a career cut short by JFK's assassination. It was edited by Seamus Brady, a former speech-writer for Blaney, who was until September 1969 an employee of the Government Information Bureau. His key aides have barely varied since he was governor of Texas; his vice-president is the same; his speech-writers are almost the same; his cabinet is virtually the same. In 1976, he became a speech-writer for and protégé of Chirac. He left behind his wife, despite knowing he had made a vow for life, and took up with his speech-writer. Those are the bits picked out by the speech-writers for special emphasis. The nation yelped in astonishment this week when Peter Hyman, the Prime Minister's speech-writer, quit his job to go into teaching. It comes mainly from the orators, whose services as speech-writers were engaged by plaintiffs and defendants who happened to be wealthy enough to pay them. For doing the Prime Minister's bidding, he was promoted to become her illustrious speech-writer and the person who constructed the words that she used throughout the last campaign. Don't get us wrong, we are very happy to be unpaid speech-writers. Experienced researcher, speech-writer and adviser - and, as you can see from the blog, I love writing. Both sides have to recognise the fundamental truth that, as a New Labour speech-writer would put it, they only work well, when they work together. Comedian, lawyer, economist and former political speech-writer Ben Stein, talked about a variety of topics from a humorous point of view. In the late 1990s Don Watson, historian and speech-writer for Paul Keating, expressed his anger at the confused educational scene. There are presenters and speech-writers who talk, and there are some who just write whatever comes into their heads. Bob Lehrman, a speech-writer for the Democratic Party in the USA, has said that: ‘your theme should be simple enough that it can be expressed in one sentence’.
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