"Standing at the top of the rostrum, you expect to hear your national anthem".
He sat directly in front of the rostrum every night of the convention.
The function of the Podilectern is similar to that of the "rostrum" in other, less sophisticated literary societies.
"The seizure of the rostrum may be interesting, from a historical point of view, but certainly not the speech itself.
To make sure no buyer goes unnoticed, the house employs bid spotters who stand to the side of the rostrum and constantly scan the room.
Every time I'm on top of the rostrum with the GB suit on and the anthem is playing it is special.
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Democrats sneaked into the Senate chamber shortly after noon, seizing control of the rostrum and locking Republicans out of the room.
Computers have been used, for example, to automate the movement of the rostrum camera or to supply the in-between drawings for full animation.
Upon his arrival in Cyprus, Othello and the accompanying crowd flooded out of a trapdoor at the rear of the rostrum and poured over the top of it onto the front stage; Othello, moving no further than the top of the rostrum, appeared to rise from a sea of people, towering above them.
She was occupying a box to the left of the rostrum with Arthur Smith, her son, and his wife, and her daughter, Mrs. Francis Quillinan.
