Sentence examples for listened to a presentation from inspiring English sources
Hu Jintao joined at People's Daily Online after he listened to a presentation about the site's popular Strong China Forum.
Mr. Salazar met with members of the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe at sunrise Tuesday morning and later listened to a presentation on "the importance they put on a particular area," he said.
Earlier this month, representatives of the Football Association (the sport's governing body in England), the Premier League, the Football League, the players union and the managers association listened to a presentation by an American, Cyrus Mehri.
One day this month, Jamie T. Richardson, the director of marketing for the White Castle Management Company, listened to a presentation on 18 food trends while Mattson chefs served him an eight-course lunch.
At a Justice Department organized crime conference in Santa Fe, New Mexico, in the early 1990s, Levinson listened to a presentation by a CIA analyst named Anne Jablonski and spotted a kindred spirit.
The Kochs also seek to cultivate Americans' growing concern about the growth of government: at the most recent meeting, in Aspen, Colo., in June, some of the wealthiest people in America listened to a presentation on "a vision of how we can retain the moral high ground and make the new case for liberty and smaller government that appeals to all Americans, rich and poor".
They listened to a presentations on "microtargeting" to identify like-minded voters, as well as a discussion about voter mobilization featuring Tim Phillips of Americans for Prosperity, the political action group founded by the Kochs in 2004, which campaigned against the health care legislation passed in March and is helping Tea Party groups set up get-out-the-vote operations.
Nobody likes to feel uncomfortable listening to a presentation and this is exactly what happens when the speaker is attacked.
After listening to a presentation by a top Genting executive, Christian Goode, one trade show manager jumped up and asked the crowd, Who wants to see the Javits closed?
The mathematician Nachman listens to a presentation by another mathematician who says he has solved a major problem that Nachman worked on, unsuccessfully, early in his career.
Gathered in an auditorium, the students listen to a presentation by Dr. Richard Small, the school's executive director, which depends on private donations.
