Sentence examples for auditorium speaking from inspiring English sources

Radcliffe and Snowden ran lines last week to rehearse the show, according to the New York Times, though Radcliffe was in a Manhattan auditorium speaking to Snowden on video from Moscow, where he has lived since June 2013.

While teaching in large auditoriums, or speaking in large auditoriums around the country about writing and violence and history, I worry that someone might not like what I am saying.

The officer, Eder Loor, 28, walked onto a stage at a hospital auditorium and spoke slowly but clearly as he thanked the doctors who saved his life.

Holding court to a spellbound auditorium, Wozniak spoke about his life, his personal values, the dynamic between tech companies and governments and, of course, Steve Jobs.

At Tuesday's opening ceremony in a packed auditorium, Mr. Pamuk spoke quietly but intensely as Abdullah Gul, the president of Turkey, sat in the audience.

There was something in that darkened auditorium that spoke to integration in Britain today and the extent to which the country's progress may be helped by the success of the multiracial, multicultural reality of Team GB.

Her book has garnered national attention, her speaking appearances auditoriums full of cheers.

While the prince, 35 and now the youngest — by decades — member of FIFA's ruling committee, represents fresh blood in the global sport's hierarchy, the cheers that could be heard from the auditorium on Thursday spoke volumes: "Allahu Akbar" — "God is great".

At the first joint appearance of the two candidates, a forum set up by the Veterans of Foreign Wars at a high school in Toms River on Tuesday night, Mr. Corzine's aides refused to allow Mr. Franks even to sit in the auditorium while Mr. Corzine spoke.

Ms. Safronova ignored the threats and began speaking in an auditorium that was nearly deserted.

ANTHONY ANZALONE stood in a crowded auditorium at New York Medical College here, speaking in a halting voice.