Sentence examples for podium into from inspiring English sources
Hammering and sawing the podium into place, workers report everything on schedule for the show that begins on July 31.
The other winner of the day was the crowd itself which refused to be cowed by the podium into "keeping discipline" and desisting from jeering.
So when a jubilant Hamilton's threw the Pirelli hat that they have to wear on the podium into Rosberg's lap, the German didn't see the funny side of it.
Musicians queue up to work with clarinettist Martin Fröst, even if it could be pointed out that it does them few favours: his extraordinarily pure tone, sinuous phrasing and seamless breathing technique tend to throw any tiny inaccuracies elsewhere on the podium into a relief they wouldn't otherwise have had.
MICHAEL KEANE is not sure if any New Yorker, however brash and ill-mannered, feels comfortable walking into a restaurant, past the host's podium and into the outdoor seating area, sitting down at a table set with silverware and unwrapping a brown bag lunch.
He steps up to the podium, leans into the microphone and begins a talk that disrupts the entire field of study related to the culturing of cells.
"Opera is, by and large, all about the world of fiction," the conductor Bramwell Tovey announced from the podium shortly into a concert by the New York Philharmonic at Avery Fisher Hall on Tuesday evening.
At the end of the 25-minute news conference, Woods stepped from the podium and into an embrace with Hill that, despite being on an impossibly tight schedule, Woods seemed in no hurry to extricate himself from.
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The conductor Kurt Masur, 84, is said to be in good condition in a Paris hospital after having fallen off the podium and into the audience last night while leading the Orchestre National de France at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées.
Kidd had been sitting and answering questions for three minutes when his 4-year-old son, T.J. -- a regular accompaniment to the postgame sessions -- hopped onto the podium and into the seat next to his father.
