Sentence examples for filled with presentations from inspiring English sources

The agenda for the conference is filled with presentations on better methods to determine how consumers engage with ads (and vice versa).

We've scheduled an impressive agenda filled with presentations from the region's leading experts discussing a range of topics.

After mornings filled with presentations about technology, media and investing, silver-haired Hollywood types mingle with execs from digital entertainment outfits such as Joost, Facebook and Skype.

Our channels from ESPN to VH1 are filled with presentations of black Americans being paid a king's ransom to entertain.

The feeling I came home with after the 5 days filled with presentations, meetings and vendor lunch seminars was that the increased pace and reduced cost of producing large amounts of genomic data have led to impressive progress over the past year, but as a result data analysis is becoming a bottleneck, and making sense of the results is the real challenge.

Of course, our meeting was filled with important presentations and provocative breakout sessions, but the real value was people spending one-on-one time with each other, sharing stories about the challenges and opportunities of working with individual clients in specific markets.

White offers up a confessional play filled with a present-day presentation, flashbacks and delusional memories.

Mr. Forbes, a gawky but effective speaker, and his entourage put on a spectacle filled with power-point presentations, a plea for followers to create a "family and friends" network of additional supporters and plenty of free food and gifts.

The second day of the Geeks on a Plane geeky spree in Japan was completely filled with (mostly) insightful presentations, panels and pitches from newly launched Japanese start-ups (here is an overview of day one).

Our days are filled with emails, meetings, presentations, calls and quick and unhealthy lunches at our desks.

Upstairs, the Baroque 16th-century rooms were filled with art — "The Presentation in the Temple" by Giovanni Bellini, where Mary blushes quietly and the baby Jesus is swaddled like a pine cone, and various small paintings by Pietro Longhi, whose little moon-faced Venetian nobles are forever up to no good.