Sentence examples for High-profile speaker from inspiring English sources
Some analysts say that if Ms. Pelosi seems diminished now in her role as minority leader, it is mainly because she was such a high-profile speaker.
Another high-profile speaker will be Robert Wright, chronicler of evolutionary psychology and author of "The Moral Animal," which ranked among The New York Times Book Review's 12 best books of 1994.
I've seen very little mention in the press of the half-dozen citizens who told their stories immediately before Obama was introduced, but from where I sat (in the end-zone seats, to the right as you faced the stage), Barney Smith and Pam from North Carolina and the others were more effective than any high-profile speaker all week in arguing that Obama is on the ordinary American's side.
On rare occasions, a student organization may wish to use an event caterer for events such as a reception, dinner, or a lunch with a high-profile speaker.
Contact PR when you're bringing in a high-profile speaker, if you're interested in inviting media to your event or activity, when your club is doing something of interest to people outside of Fuqua, or if you would like help determining the best overall promotional strategy.
Boisselier began to travel to discuss Clonaid, eventually becoming a high-profile speaker.
Every year, colleges scramble to obtain high-profile speakers.
Other high-profile speakers include writer and priest Giles Fraser, and the writer Tariq Ali.
Like many major universities, UCLA regularly pays high-profile speakers to visit campus.
High-profile speakers at this year's book festival will include Hillary Clinton, Jeremy Corbyn and Gordon Brown.
One thing that is transferable, he says, is creating opportunities for leadership – students being in charge of choosing, inviting, and hosting high-profile speakers, for instance.
