speech day

noun

1. (in schools) an annual day on which prizes are presented, speeches are made by guest speakers, etc

Example Sentences

She gave a tearful speech days after the raid, saying: “I want to be crystal clear. I have done nothing wrong. I can tell you with confidence that this investigation is not about me.”

From Los Angeles Times

The Ukraine war, however, heralded a "Zeitenwende" or "turn of era", as Scholz said in a landmark speech days after the invasion, requiring Germany to prioritise security more and spend more on defence.

From Reuters

In a speech days after Moscow suspended its participation in the agreement, which was also brokered by Turkey, Cavusoglu said Ankara believed an agreement will be reached to extend it.

From Reuters

“We drove a stake in the heart of the McCain machine,” Kari Lake, making a dramatic stabbing gesture, said in a speech days after she won the Republican primary for governor in early August.

From Seattle Times

“We drove a stake in the heart of the McCain machine,” Kari Lake, making a dramatic stabbing gesture, said in a speech days after she won the Republican primary for governor in early August.

From Washington Times