Sentence examples for at a lectern in order to from inspiring English sources

He also suggested that I should consider placing Crick at a lectern in order to represent his immense skills in scientific communication".

"I may only be 5 foot 1, but tonight I am 10 feet tall," Ms. Majette, 46, told cheering supporters at her victory celebration as she stood on a platform in order to be seen over the lectern.

Behind a lectern, Cuomo can sound like an American tourist abroad, speaking loudly and slowly in order to make himself understood.

Mantle would chuckle at the vision of Bouton at a lectern in the restaurant he lent his name to.

He concluded at a lectern in the Oval Office before reporters: "You're going to see some very, very strong results very, very quickly". .

Mr. Raskin stood at a lectern in front of jurors.

He spoke for almost 15 minutes at a lectern in front of a blue curtain.

Less than 75 minutes after Mr. Brown fast-forwarded events by an earlier-than-expected resignation announcement at a lectern in Downing Street, Mr. Cameron stood at the same lectern as Britain's new leader.

The victims took turns standing at a lectern in State Supreme Court in Manhattan and calling for a harsh sentence.

In ill-fitting evening dress, Hunter stands at a lectern in swivel-eyed panic.

A prosecutor stood at a lectern in Federal District Court in Manhattan and pronounced each one in a solemn voice.