Sentence examples for keynote later from inspiring English sources

There's also a Developer Keynote later in the day, so stick around for plenty of news from that, too.

I'm disappointed too!" Though Oracle representatives were quick to say that the cancellation was simply a result of "overwhelming attendance", and that Benioff was offered a keynote later in the week, it's hard to say that this isn't the result of something more than a full schedule.

As the developer community prepares for Apple to unveil its latest software efforts at the company's WWDC keynote later this morning, there is a younger subset of student developers feverishly roaming about excited to see what they can build next, too.

Someone who looked an awful lot like Lady Gaga was thronged by an entourage during rapper-singer Jay Park's set (Gaga is set to perform and give a keynote later this week).

Mr Miliband, who will flesh out his position in a keynote speech later, acknowledged that people had "concerns" about the EU and said Labour's "agenda for change" would seek to return "more control to national parliaments".

In a keynote speech later, he said Russians "will recognise that they cannot achieve security, prosperity and status... through brute force".

It sure seems like the item above is the unannounced Apple Magic Trackpad, which just got an unofficial Internet debut just like the iPhone 4G/HD ahead of Jobs' WWDC keynote address later today.

Certainly, resentful allusions to the Grades were a keynote of his later years.

Last autumn's keynote performance on Later... with Jools Holland introduced her to a public eager for a new, more chipper Corinne Bailey Rae.

Google noted in a later keynote that this is only an additional language, not a replacement for its existing Java and C++ support.

LG avoided using voice commands with the later keynote demo of their hotel service robots, instead opting to have them do complex maneuvers such as… turning around.