Sentence examples for podium talking from inspiring English sources

"So much of the imagery that you see is the president in the East Room, behind a podium talking at people," Mr. Pfeiffer said.

And I'm sure that when you first arrived at Smith four years ago you never would have imagined that at the other end of that tunnel would be a lady behind a podium talking to you in a funny accent".

"Never in my life, coming on this job in 1983, did I think I'd be standing at the podium talking to everybody as the next police commissioner," said Chief O'Neill, his mother and sister before him in front-row seats.

Not many superstars winning a lifetime achievement award (the Irving Waugh award of excellence) would spend their short time at the podium talking all about the man that the award is named after, but Vince Gill is a class act all the way through.

As the bridge begins, she is shown in her good-girl ego standing by a podium, talking to a group of reporters while waving her hands in the air.

Speeches from the podium talk of taking back control from Europe and imply that other nations will do exactly as Britain tells them, while in fringe meetings they discuss how to stop migration and bring back grammar schools.

Now, there is a third image: a somber, gray-haired Secretary of State standing behind a podium and talking about rows of Syrian children "lying side by side, sprawled on a hospital floor, all of them dead from Assad's gas and surrounded by parents and grandparents who had suffered the same fate".

There's a wall separating you from the rest of us, and everyone on our side shudders each time the next one of your goons decides to show what a thinker he is by stepping up to a podium and talking about how the population is being controlled by computer chips, about the "Euro-Atlantic conspiracy," or about how the Americans are weaponising cellular research.

The woman at the podium was talking about copyright laws and how many bloggers unknowingly use images -- images not in the public domain -- without permission.

During the protest, cellphones kept going off, and doctors stopped watching the podium to talk to their callers.

He beckoned a couple, Jim and Jeanne Moser, up to the podium to talk about their son, who had died from an overdose.