Sentence examples for long presentations from inspiring English sources

We've always done long presentations, and people could come anytime and I could explain it.

If he was as disengaged as he often seemed, doodling absent-mindedly during long presentations, how did he, time and again, manage to pose exactly the kind of simple hypothesis that showed the presenter to be confused?

It may well turn out that Apple Pay — whose introduction was sandwiched between long presentations on the new iPhones and the Apple Watch — is the more important product that Cook unveiled.

There are nominally two 30-minute long presentations every week.

No long presentations for a president with a 30-second attention span.

Fifty-four experts were invited to address the committee, making 3 minute long presentations as well as written statements which were made publicly available on the IOM website.

At one board meeting, Ellis writes, "a long presentation was being made that was overloaded with dull, detailed statistics.

He spoke at the start of a tour of the Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology in Havana, after a long presentation on Cuba's biomedical and genetic research.

If you let on your ignorance, most owners, rather than sneering, proudly launch into a long presentation about their wines, their grapes and their history.

In an appearance at an auditorium at Keene State College, John Kerry was into the 30th minute of a very long presentation when one of the young campaign volunteers standing behind him, Patrick Doyle, 14, collapsed under the hot klieg lights.

Mrotz was sympathetic to Omar, and gave the candidate and her staff a long presentation that mentioned ways that progressives could express criticism of Israel without inviting charges of anti-Semitism.