Sentence examples for a private presentation from inspiring English sources
Last week, the company unveiled its plans for a redesigned 20-minute "advertainment" block to marketers in a private presentation in New York.
A private presentation of "The Honeymooners" was scheduled Thursday and Friday in New York for theater producers and others in the industry.
In a private presentation to a conference in California last year, Wirth first unveiled the 'Elan Formula Model', focused on the way the Irish group establishes joint venture companies with other biotech firms.
The creators of the "American Psycho" musical, which is chiefly based on the 1991 satiric thriller by Bret Easton Ellis, are having a workshop this week, with plans to hold a private presentation for theater producers and artists on Friday, according to two theater executives familiar with the workshop and planning to attend the presentation.
Zelnick hopes that a private presentation will prove the company is worth more than the $2 billion estimated by EA.
(As New York Magazine's Rebecca Traister put it in a May profile: "The dichotomy between [Hillary's] public and private presentation has a lot to do with the fact that she has built such a wall between the two").. Hillary is notoriously cautious about telling her story.
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On Sunday, she was driven from Windsor Castle, where she had been resting, after carrying out a private medal presentation earlier in the day.
Mr. Heyman accepted the invitation; Mr. Joyce declined, though he is planning to make his own private presentation to Mr. Gabelli and his investors next Thursday.
She added, "This does not account for the private presentation I and another team member had with him about the data".
The recycling company that is interested in the Shoreham site, American Ref-Fuel, has described a project costing up to $800 million in private presentations to a local school board, Newsday editors and the Long Island Association, a business alliance.
