Sentence examples for going to a presentation from inspiring English sources

Generally when I'm going to a presentation of an old musical, I know the musical.

It was an unusual circumstance ("Most celebrities don't want to go to a presentation because there's no crowd control," said Bonnie Morrison, a consultant to fashion brands who cut her teeth at the public relations form KCD) but with predictably glowing press coverage.

Then I went to a presentation by Mike Frisby, who touts himself as an expert in housing benefit.

Lipes, who admits that ballet is "not always something that thrills me when I watch it," went to a presentation Peck gave for his second ballet, "Year of the Rabbit," at the Guggenheim in 2012.

There's nothing like going to a CW presentation to advertisers to make me feel like I'm ready for an AARP card.

Only by going to a conference to hear presentations on the future of the Internet did Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page meet Israeli entrepreneur Yossi Vardi, who later gave them an important key for monetizing search results.

About a year ago, I went to a fashion presentation right before fashion week and I had braids.

"The concept of saying, 'Right, we're going to do a presentation on how do to a fraud,' it's fucking ridiculous," Mulgrew says.

There are problems crying out for solutions!" Moran explained that he got the idea for the flash drive when he was going to give a presentation and the technology failed and destroyed his presentation.

Newcastle were a massive stumbling block and it wouldn't have been much fun going to receive a presentation on the back of a loss.

"I'm going to make a presentation that has more deficit reduction than the $1.5 trillion that they've been assigned," he said.