Sentence examples for English-language presentation from inspiring English sources
The day before had been the English-language presentation.
(Tele-Charge) "THE CASTLE" Kafka's savage and surreal novel adapted for the stage by his friend Max Brod, in its first English-language presentation.
"ONCE UPON AN OPERA," part of the Metropolitan Opera Guild's Growing Up With Opera series, introduces children 4 to 12 to opera in an English-language presentation that lasts less than an hour.
This article seeks to narrow the gap between the office and the classroom by examining the nature and frequency of English-language presentations in Hong Kong's major service industries and the challenges that Cantonese-speaking professionals working in these industries experience when planning, organising and delivering presentations in a second language.
An English-language slide presentation about the incident prepared by the Moldovan Ministry of Internal Affairs calls Alexander the "leader of the criminal group" involved in the nuclear smuggling incident.
GETTING TOUGH, EN ESPAñOL Executives at Univision Communications, the leader in television aimed at Hispanics, aggressively went after their English-language competitors during their presentation on Tuesday.
The desire to appeal to Hispanic viewers was also evident in the new prime-time schedule released by the English-language broadcast network that made its presentation on Tuesday, ABC.
Ninety-nine percent of trainees reported improvement in their English language and presentation skills at the conclusion of the course.
After analysis, the Korean language transcripts were translated into English language for presentation in this paper.
Presentation with pleural effusion is rare in cryptococcal disease; in fact, only 4 cases of pleural effusion as the initial clinical presentation in cryptococcosis have been reported in English-language literature to date.
To our knowledge, only 4 cases of pleural effusion as the initial clinical presentation in cryptococcosis have been reported in the English-language literature to date [ 4– 7].
