prepared remarks

After his prepared remarks, he took questions from the media.

"I've had a good time," he said today after his prepared remarks.

Many parents took notes or waved their hands to ask questions after the prepared remarks.

In prepared remarks, he added later: "I believe education is the single most important thing we do.

He interrupted his prepared remarks to joke with the crowd.

He veered instead into wooden prepared remarks about foreign policy.

"They talk about me like a dog - that's not in my prepared remarks, but it's true."

He would, and he did, before starting his prepared remarks.

"Our objective is a strong America and a safe world," he said, according to a copy of his prepared remarks.

Shedding his prepared remarks, the president said, "I love this guy."

The spontaneous speeches of the past were replaced by prepared remarks, always to the point.

In public appearances, he is known to deviate from prepared remarks at will.

Dreyfus took a chair and launched into his prepared remarks.

The agency released a copy of his prepared remarks in which he addressed global health needs.

We were delayed just a moment because I actually had prepared remarks and they were not here.

The pope then delivered prepared remarks that seemed eerily like a response to moment.

But during his speech, he skipped that section of his prepared remarks.

Some showed slides of their old faces and their new lives as they read prepared remarks.

Order on Name After her prepared remarks, she was composed during 40 minutes of questioning.

Watch the speech or read his prepared remarks.

He seemed most comfortable when he had a chance to read the prepared remarks in his lap.

He sounds like he's reading from prepared remarks.

They spent about 10 minutes in private together and then read prepared remarks, in English, to each other in public.

"I haven't prepared remarks because I'm not especially prepared," he said.

The prince, in his prepared remarks, focused in particular on global warming.