Sentence examples for events and presentations from inspiring English sources
Also new this year is the "Industry Invitational," a collection of talks, events and presentations — all at the Andaz 5th Avenue hotel — geared toward mixologists, bar owners and other liquor professionals.
I am, of course, skeptical, but as the first day of events and presentations kicks off, I have a hard time arguing with it.
Following this event, adolescents who participated in this initiative will organize events and presentations in their schools, universities and communities and devise small projects where they can be agents of social change.
Highlights of the 'Activate Talks' events and presentations in Armenia and other countries in the world will be featured in this year's State of the World's Children report, which will be launched on 20 November 2014, the actual 25th anniversary of the CRC.
Additionally, I checked out the speakers, events and presentation topics.
Release of GM mosquitoes into the community should be transparent; therefore, the Florida Keys Mosquito Control District has begun to disseminate information through public events, articles, and presentations.
He attended Metropolitan Golf Association events and made presentations to caddie scholarship recipients when he was in his late 90's.
Even today, when I go to my author events and make presentations before people, you wouldn't believe their reactions.
Clinical skills and therapeutic intuition are partly empirical, and clinicians promptly recognize conditions, events and clinical presentations that they have experienced before [ 47].
The news imbalance may have been partly redressed, but the Israeli version of the events and the presentation of legal arguments to justify Israel's actions by friendly commentators continues to occupy significant media space.
Brautigan's prose writing is notable for its terse epigrammatic style, juxtaposition of surreal images with mundane items or events, and dreamlike presentation that often relies upon the personal memories of the narrator or of a character while eschewing conventional character development.
