Sentence examples for maiden presentation from inspiring English sources
In his maiden presentation as chief executive, Philip Clarke broke his predecessor Sir Terry Leahy's code of silence and offered up some self-criticism.
At his maiden results presentation in April, Clarke set the scene for a major shakeup by promising to improve returns from its overseas investments.
During one of her maiden runway presentations, Carrie Donovan, then fashion editor of The Times Magazine, was heard to say, "It's all a little matronly, don't you think?" More painful was the assessment of the WWD chief John Fairchild, in whose eyes she was a dilettante.
News of the arrests – the four, including former Sunday Mirror editor Tina Weaver and Sunday People editor James Scott were bailed later in the day – broke on Thursday morning as Fox was making his maiden financial results presentation and detailing his "One Trinity Mirror" master plan to a packed room of investors and analysts in the plush 16th floor City offices of merchant bank Rothschild.
"Love Bound by Maidens," a desco, or presentation platter celebrating marriage, has a lot to say.
Already gone, but not forgotten, is the Bush Theater's admirable presentation of Nicky Silver's "Maiden's Prayer," with an Anglo-American cast.
In 1957, Botero made his maiden trip to the US for a presentation of his work, and earned a fellowship.
Ever since Alice Cooper, metal acts have thrived on a theatrical style and presentation that the fans demand – from Kiss to Gwar, Black Sabbath to Maynard James Keenan, Iron Maiden to Marilyn Manson and Slipknot, spectacle is expected and provided.
Her maiden name was Berger.
