Sentence examples for for his presentations from inspiring English sources
Jeff Bezos has found a straight man for his presentations.
After graduating, he stayed on at the AA School as Unit Master, a position that provided a perfect grounding for his presentations to clients.
Last summer the conductor Vincent La Selva, renowned for his presentations of free opera in Central Park, scheduled a performance of Puccini's "Tosca" for Sept. 9.
Apuleius, for example, though born and reared in a small North African town of the 2nd century, was sent to Athens to study rhetoric; on his return he could find not only an audience for his presentations in Greek but ordinary people in the marketplace able to read a letter in that language.
Then there's the Portuguese player Nuno Silva, who turned up for his presentation at Real Jaén wearing a t-shirt with Franco on it.
This year's nominees are perhaps slightly more obscure than usual, and include two video artists, James Richards and Duncan Campbell, the former nominated for his film of censored Japanese library books, the latter for his presentation It For Others.
He is shortlisted for his presentation in the Scottish pavilion of last year's Venice Biennale in which he screened the 1953 arthouse film by Chris Marker and Alain Resnais, Statues Also Die, which explores African art and its post-colonial commercialisation.
"What if we could wave our hands and make this problem go away?" Esvelt asked the two dozen officials and members of the public who had assembled at the island's police station for his presentation.
For his presentation of Henrik Ibsen's Hedda Gabler in 1906, Meyerhold rebelled against the stylized naturalism popularized by Konstantin Stanislavsky's art theatre and instead directed his actors to behave in puppetlike, mechanistic ways.
"It felt as if he had not prepared at all for his presentation, like it was just another event on his schedule," said one person who attended and spoke on condition of anonymity because he did not want to publicly criticize the governor.
