Sheldanyeyaw Persuasive Speech

I am called Yarrow, by those who know me. Allow me to enter my story for the record. Once every four years, the many nations of planet Foath send forth their greatest athletes to compete against each other in epic showdowns. Over the course of two weeks, the mighty athletes challenge one another in a multitude of events.

Brittney Smith a 17 year old girl who goes to Maplewood High School where she is an honor roll student, a cheerleader, and is the student body president for the Junior classmen. She enjoys spending time with her family, hanging out with her friends, and she make sures that she makes the right decisions for the school. Brittney usually gets along with everyone in the school even the unpopular kids, but there is this one person she doesn’t like or can’t stand to be around. His name is Andre Jones, Andre is the captain of the basketball team and star player. Even though Brittney is around Andre during basketball games, she still refuses to talk to him or go near him.

Abigail is later presented as autocratic and flirtatious. This is apparent when she tells John to ‘Give’ her ‘a word’. The use of the imperative verb ‘give’ portrays Abigail as very authoritative and controlling – suggesting she is a confident and strong character (and implies the relationship to be rather one-sided). She continues to describe his word as ‘soft’. This implies that Abigail has a flirtatious and provocative nature (who desires attention from

the race that stops a nation At a time in November, week one All the ladies gather round With hair in a bun At Flemington racecourse to watch the race in Melbourne And take a bet on their lucky horse the men gather round and wait people sit by the telly having a yarn with a mate The pubs are busy with the punters havin a beer the barriers fly up everyone claps and gives a cheer the horses race around the track Thoroughbreds born for this golden day spurred on by their jockeys whip crack to take the cup away at the end of every race people give one last cheer and the winning jockey sheds a tear to end each Melbourne cup

In Suncrest Elementary School, the school that I attend to, every year they would pick a fifth grader who has the best art picture and would be the cover of the year. I was excited to become a fifth grader because I want to be on the cover of the yearbook. It was until the beginning of April was when Mrs. Barnes was announcing that one student would have their art picture in the cover of the yearbook. I was so excited that one of my classmates including me would be chosen to cover of the yearbook and including in the newspaper.

Although nuclear power can be dangerous, it is a strong source for energy that could run nations for years.

"It will probably rain tomorrow,” Margie said, “but the picnic will not be cancelled since the park has a shelter.”

Ah Australia. The land of opportunity. The land of freedom and equality. The land of wealth and good health. The lucky country.

Ready I’m going spastic: I really don’t need to drink.. or pot.. I think they calmed me down if anything.

Today I'm going to be talking about Melba. The reason why is because she is an important person of why integration ended. To start off she almost died because of a racist people as a young child because the doctor took away her medicine for her to stay alive. Then she wants to attend a all white school Central High. And she gets to because Little Rock is integrating and she signed up for it. Then a big riot starts and the students and teachers treated the LR9(that’s what the called them because there where nine students who attended) terrible. Then Danny a solider who helps keep the LR9 safe from the riot is very helpful to Melba. He gives her all kinds of advice. Even one time some boy splashed ink or some acid in her face and Danny came with a bucket of cold water if he wasn’t there she would have lost her eye sight.

On a sunny December morning at approximately 9:35 am, a little girl’s heart came to an abrupt stop. Eleven-year-old Lisbeth Collado was undergoing her second heart transplant in less than eight years, when the loud beeping noise from the electrocardiograph machine went silent. For the next four minutes, her small, lifeless body laid on the cold, padded operating bed, as doctors desperately attempted to bring her back to life.

It was Halloween night, my three friends Bryce, Zach, and Bailey and I were so excited, it was the 666th Halloween, we had all met up at Bryce’s Brother KY’s house in Donaldson, Arkansas. We had been invited to this Halloween party in down town Malvern on the train tracks by ACME Brick. So we called Bailey’s sister Megan because she lives beside KY’s house and KY and his Fiancé Megan wouldn’t take us to that part of Malvern because it is one of the worst neighborhoods in Malvern.

I am writing on behalf of the 8th Grade Class at Monticello Trails Middle School to persuade you to publish a book for Kansas. Kansas would like a book because 46 out of 50 states do not have a Goodnight Series book and Kansas is one of those 4 states that do not. I believe that Kansas deserves to be included in the Goodnight Series because many people believe that Kansas is a boring state but there are many things that other states do not have that are in Kansas.

On this day we descended into the world of the humans. We have prepared for this exact moment for the past several days. Finally enough information has been collected during our tests that we can journey to the Walmart. This being our destination for much is herd about this mystical kingdom from our test subjects. Our time here will be short because we would hate for our identities to be compromised.

“Today is a nice and sunny day. The world feels perfect, just like every other day. It’s sunny with a few light fluffy clouds, and the temperature is just right, not too hot not too cold. As usual the class of 5th graders were quiet and paying attention. Like everyone the children have a uniform.” Thought John Globe a 5th grade teacher. “I love the government for making the world perfect. They make sure nothing bad happens and they make sure we don’t have to do too much thinking. Like clothes, the governement is nice for giving everyone a uniform. Other than the terrorists there is no crime.” John told to the class. “What are terrorists” asked jacob, a 5th grade student. "The terrorists are horrible people. All they want to do is destroy