Sentence examples for finished his presentation from inspiring English sources
She called on her fellow leaders to give Mr Barroso a round of applause when he finished his presentation.
About three hours after he finished his presentation, reporters received in their e-mail in-boxes a news release about another Publicis Groupe acquisition.
Once the governor finished his presentation, Mr. Gormley held an impromptu news conference and lambasted the casino tax plan as a boondoggle that would reward Mr. Trump for failing to turn a profit.
LONG BRANCH - DAVID BARRY, the president of the Applied Companies, had just finished his presentation on a proposal to build an upscale residential and commercial project in this shore city.
After Mishel finished his presentation, David Autor, one of the country's most celebrated labor economists, took the stage, fumbled for his own PowerPoint presentation and then explained that there was plenty of evidence showing that technological change explained a great deal about the rise of income inequality.
He joined Mr. Obama in the forward cabin of Air Force One on the tarmac of the Copenhagen airport for 25 minutes after the president finished his presentation to the International Olympic Committee on behalf of Chicago's bid to host the 2016 Games.
This week, as Amarnick was finishing his presentation, Reyes was just a thirty-minute drive away, closing out his first series at Citi Field as a member of the visiting team.
He argues that community translation is the main key to bridge the gap between these disconnected parts, but couldn't finish his presentation in time (which is why I embedded his slides below).
Another time an executive threatened my job if I didn't stay all day on a Saturday to finish his slide presentation.
Mr. Quattrone, dressed in his West Coast uniform — a blue blazer over a polo shirt and a pair of khakis — was almost finished with his presentation when, in response to a question from the audience, he shared his views about the state of Wall Street research, a topic that was once all the rage but now often goes overlooked.
