Sentence examples for having a podium from inspiring English sources

It is an ugly shorthand which means having a podium in the studio for the prime minister, but with no one standing behind it and then letting the other leaders slug it out between themselves.

Other things to consider are using a stool, having a podium or table, and having your slides show up on a small monitor for you to use so you do not have to read off the big screen.

"The fact is you really have a podium, really, always.

She will skip Saturday's super-G — the only discipline in which she does not have a podium finish in World Cup — and rest before retuning next week for the downhill and the Alpine combined.

He was fourth yesterday, the first time in 20 races that he had failed to finish at least third, and the first time since 1999 that no Ferrari driver had a podium finish.

The debate over the debate escalated in recent weeks as it became clear that the two alternative candidates would likely not have a podium on the debate stage, despite the record-low favorability ratings of the major party nominees.

Hedrick, a triple medalist at the 2006 Turin Games who did not have a podium finish on the World Cup circuit last year, posted a time in the 1,500 meters Saturday that is sure to give pause to the rest of the world.

Mrs. Bush said of Mrs. Obama, "I like to watch her; I think she's doing great," adding, "I hope she'll discover, and I think she has, that she really does have a podium and that people do watch her from all over the world.

But they don't have a podium.

"We could have had a podium there as [his then team-mate] Colin [Edwards] had a podium, but it's one of those things.

At Sauber, they are investing time and money in 25-year-old Swiss Simona De Silvestro, who has a podium finish in Indycar racing behind her.