Sentence examples for podium out from inspiring English sources

He's a local, afterthought free agent, and now he's got a podium out there.

Put a podium out here on the lawn in front of the foliage and I'll debate them out here," he added.

McCain, more comfortable in town hall question-and-answer sessions with the public rather than high-blown rhetoric, tried to recreate the intimacy of those occasions by extending the podium out into the audience.

Trump himself later tweeted that the rally would go as planned – even after secret service agents briefly swept up to his podium out of concern someone would rush the stage.

The Arizona senator plans to crouch inside the podium out of view of the audience, whispering key bits of information to Gov. Palin, such as the names of any Supreme Court decision other than Roe v. Wade, and the names of well-known newspapers and magazines she could pretend to read.

Speaker approaches podium, pulls out laptop, fires it up and orders the lights turned down.

They made their best sales pitches from a podium, looking out over a sea of businessmen eagerly awaiting the opportunities they describe.

Meanwhile, the Women's Hospital decamped five years ago for a new building, and the psychiatric institute that occupied the rectangular podium moved out last year.

Kircher, in a portrait at the side of the podium, looked out at the crowd, practitioners of a kind of reverse hip — instead of being up to the minute, the point is to accumulate as much historical arcana as possible.

Gergiev, in some of his finest moments on the podium, brought out both the massiveness of the conception and the poetry of its detail; you had a sense of human voices caught in the machinery of history.

An auctioneer in a baseball cap sits at a high wooden podium, calling out the styles of furniture in a staccato rhythm, taking about 30 seconds to announce and close a sale.