Sentence examples for given a keynote from inspiring English sources
Games industry veteran Trip Hawkins (founder of EA, 3DO and Digital Chocolate) has just given a keynote entitled "The Supercasual Social Revolution" at the Casual Connect conference in Seattle.
Theresa May, the home secretary, has given a keynote speech on immigration to the centre-right Policy Exchange thinktank, in which she has announced new interviews for foreign students.
It is also a way to reach the eyes of the world with the latest sparkling objects right after Christmas, when last year's goodies are beginning to look dated.Microsoft's chief executive, first Bill Gates and later Steve Ballmer, has given a keynote at this sort of show for decades, starting in the 1980s with COMDEX, the Computer Dealers Exhibitionn, a November fixture until its demise in 2003.
Put in more than the usual 30 minutes a day: When I first met Michael Zigmond, Professor of Neuroscience at the University of Pittsburgh, he had just given a keynote presentation at a major university's "Career Day".
We sent an actor, a film crew and two South Sudanese youth to a major video game convention in Washington, D.C., and we were given a keynote address slot to pitch an exciting new video game to an audience of gaming enthusiasts.
David Cameron, who gives a keynote address on Thursday, may have a few problems with that.
The American delegation included the dean of Yale College, Richard Brodhead, who gave a keynote address.
Last night the secretary of state for communities, John Denham, gave a keynote speech to the Churches Inter-Religiouss Network.
He was giving a keynote speech at Money2020, a conference about the future of money.
John Kerry, the US secretary of state, is giving a keynote speech.
