Sentence examples for on its presentation from inspiring English sources

It was given hundreds of performances during his lifetime, and at one point he declared a moratorium on its presentation, fearing that it would become over-exposed.

In the aftermath of the Little League scandal, one of the main broadcasters on its presentation, Karl Ravech of ESPN, was interviewed about how disturbed he was over this entire thing and how this was one of the events he most liked doing.

Property managers said that some co-ops and condos were turning down or holding off applicants not just on the substance of the application but on its presentation.

The film was an artistic success on its presentation in New York City on September 5, 1916, but proved to be a financial failure.

While Moringa and others were compelling and qualified in their own right,  it's still hard not to think that Sci4S should have focused all of its time on its presentation and ignored the audience vote.

Focusing on its presentation on screen, Alan Davis offers another definition of digital story as "a form of short narrative, usually a personal narrative told in the first person, presented as a short movie for display on a television or computer monitor or projected onto a screen" (Kajder et al. [2005]).

Hannah J Davies On the eve of its presentation to Queen Elizabeth I, William Shakespeare's controversial new play about the Mary Stuart Mary Thehe Frog-Jock – goes mysteriously missing.

Sony devoted a sizeable section of its press conference last year to indie games, and Microsoft is already signalling its interest this time round by staging an indie showcase ahead of its presentation on Monday.

In the PREE, the loss of responding that occurs in extinction is slower when the conditioned stimulus (CS) has been paired with a reinforcer on some of its presentations (partially reinforced) instead of every presentation (continuously reinforced).

The CW offered the band Maroon 5 as an opening act for its presentation on Tuesday afternoon.

The graph can be thus interpreted as a flow of reactions through which the core N-Glycan passes, from its synthesis to its presentation on the cell surface.