Winston Churchill begins his "Their Finest Hour" speech with a powerful acknowledgment of the dire situation facing Britain during World War II. He emphasizes the threat posed by Nazi Germany and the critical nature of the moment, instilling a sense of urgency and resolve. Churchill seeks to inspire unity and determination among the British people, framing the struggle as a pivotal moment in history that will define their character and legacy. His eloquence and conviction aim to bolster morale and rally support for the war effort.
A. He recounts the events that led to the loss of the Battle of France.
he recounts the events that led to the loss of the battle of france
He recounts the events that led to the loss of the battle of France
"To begin" is a verb.
adverbadjective
The Derby begin when the Louisville Jockey Club and Driving Association (which later became known as Churchill Downs) opened in 1875.
past tense of begin
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The starting word of a speech is the introduction. Many people begin their speech with a greeting to the audience and distinguished guests.
Winston Churchill
1875 And yes, the Derby has always been held at Churchill Downs.