Sentence examples for book presentation from inspiring English sources

Speaking at the book presentation, Mr. Stournaras said he was optimistic about his new job despite the difficulties.

Mr. Stournaras, who was at a book presentation in central Athens, received a call from Mr. Samaras asking him to take the position.

To celebrate the Dada group's birth at the Cabaret Voltaire in Zurich there will be a book presentation on the giant Wiener Riesenrad ferris wheel in Vienna and a reading performance in Budapest.

The Bandung Humanisms working group presents its culminating workshop, titled "The Bandung Spirit: Reflections on Afro-Asian Solidarity". "Democracy and the Welfare State: The Two Wests in the Age of Austerity," a book presentation at the Columbia Global Centers-Paris.

Speaking at a book presentation in Rome in his longest public appearance since he re-entered the field, Mr. Berlusconi raised more questions than he answered, but he said he was still the candidate for prime minister of his People of Liberty party — at least for now.

Columbia Global Centers - Parin, in partnership with Columbia University Press and Centre d'histoire de Sciences Po will host a book presentation for Democracy and the Welfare State: The Two Wests in the Age of Austerity, edited by CSSD project director Alice Kessler-Handis and Maurizio Vaudagna.

Will Evans, the man behind Deep Vellum, has brought some of his book presentations to the shop.

The following excerpt from the book Presentations will help you better understand your audience and cater your message to their needs.

They can be ordered from www.carolyneroehm.com, where instructions for wrapping the perfect package and tying a spectacular bow can also be found, as well as a place to order the new book "Presentations," a collection of the designer's 200 favorite gift wraps.

For details see the book presentations of Kato [345, Chaps. II and VII], Reed Simon [497, Chap XII] and Simon [616, Sections 1.4 and 2.3].

This means to disclose expert guesses, tacit knowledge, errors and detours, i.e., to go beyond text book presentations or idealized design descriptions [22, 29].