Sentence examples for keynote set from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, my decision to have Phil deliver the Macworld keynote set off another flurry of rumors about my health, with some even publishing stories of me on my deathbed.

A great keynote sets the tone for the year to come.

His iconic keynote addresses set the bar so high that Steve Ballmer takes notes.

In a keynote speech setting out his economic policy, Corbyn said austerity was a "political choice not an economic necessity".

Speaking in a keynote address setting out his plans for the renegotiation of the UK's role in Europe, Mr Cameron said the referendum on Eu membership was "perhaps the biggest decision in our lifetime".

Worse, however, is that the schedule for keynotes is set in stone: January and July.

Outside of the carrier business, Microsoft, which has traditionally delivered keynote speeches and set up a booth at C.E.S., announced recently that 2012 would be its last appearance at the show.

Even the official Twitter account for the conference got in on the party, if unintentionally: Minutes before his keynote address was set to start, it urged people to tweet photos of the scene as they waited for Ellison's appearance with the hashtag #waitingforLarry.

He will use his keynote address to set out the UK's priorities for its chairmanship of the G8 in 2013 and to call for international co-operation to make sure that global companies pay their fair share of tax.

Two keynote addresses will set the stage at the colloquium, "Global Vaccine Shortage: The Threat to Children and What to Do About It".

But as with the S8 itself, which the company promised would be "the beginning of a new way to experience the world" in its keynote, Samsung is setting the bar impossibly high.