Sentence examples for my first keynote from inspiring English sources

"My first keynote was in 1994," Gates began, "and within a few years of that we entered the first digital decade".

I am Kristina Wong's vagina, and thank you for listening to my first keynote speech.

A soft-spoken bishop from Bangladesh leads an opening prayer, and Cardinal Peter Kodwo Appiah Turkson — a major force behind the encyclical — delivers the first keynote.

In the first keynote address, Professor Kelling used the city of Newark to show how complex issues of law enforcement and race can become easily entangled.

The first keynote speaker, H. Rodgin Cohen, was generally supportive of the new orderly liquidation authority, wondering aloud what more could have been done to answer the problem of distressed, too big to fail institutions.

Alison Hearn, an associate professor at the University of Western Ontario, gave the day's first keynote address, discussing labor practices while images of products the cast members have endorsed scrolled on a screen behind her.

In his first keynote speech on education during the current "phoney" election period, Mr Cameron indicated that up to 3,500 schools that rated as "requiring improvement" or "inadequate" by Ofsted would be transferred to the academies sector.

He attended the private view of her retrospective at the Hayward Gallery, and in his first keynote speech on the arts, cited her grafitto "I need art like I need God", sprayed on the sea wall at Margate.

David Cameron has come under fire for failing to match his moderate rhetoric with firm policies as he made a clear pitch for voters in the centre ground  of British politics in his first keynote speech to the Conservative party conference since winning the election.

Cameron will use his first keynote speech to the Tory conference as prime minister to call for a new debate about fairness as he tries to draw a line under the controversy caused by George Osborne's withdrawal of child benefit for the better off.

Mr Laws announced the funding as part of his first keynote speech of the Liberal Democrat conference.