Sentence examples for feature a presentation from inspiring English sources

A closing ceremony from 7 to 8 p.m. will feature a presentation by a Buddhist priest.

They will feature a presentation by the speaker, followed by questions and discussion.

The event will feature a presentation of these findings by Hege, followed by time for questions as well as discussion.

One night next month, for example, the McCourt, a major theatrical space in the multilevel facility, will feature a presentation titled "Art and Civil Disobedience with Boots Riley.'' Boots Riley is the activist rapper and filmmaker who was very involved in the Occupy movement in Oakland, California, someone who joined the Progressive Labor Party at the age of 15.

Opening day on Friday will feature a presentation of live music, beginning at 8 p.m., followed by outdoor screenings at 9, at Rooftop Films, on the lawns of Automotive High School, 50 Bedford Avenue, at North 13th Street, Williamsburg; $10; if it rains, screenings will be held indoors.

The ceremony will also feature a presentation of the Homewood Schools' senior class gift, an address from the class president and some pomp and circumstance, including music and the procession of graduates onto the field.

This year's event featured a presentation by guest speaker Aletha Maybank, deputy commissioner of the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.

HUNTINGTON Conklin House Gallery Native American Dayy," featuring a presentation of the daily life of American Indians, face painting, American Indian games and more.

The event, hosted by the University of Calgary in Qatar, featured a presentation about basic immunology and vaccine-preventable diseases by guest speaker Dr. Amal Khidir, WCM-Q associate professor of pediatrics.

That's because the event featured a presentation by Daniel Squadron, a state senator from Brooklyn, who was there to discuss a bill that, when he first proposed it this summer, badly rattled the provinces of philanthropy.

The afternoon portion of the seminar featured a presentation by Tatsumi-sensei on English education in Japan, remarks by Uchimura-sensei and Uekusa-sensei, and four science research-focused presentations that were given by the students to Stanford community members.