Sentence examples for prepared talks from inspiring English sources

The woman running the course explained that membership helps you develop public speaking skills, both for prepared talks and impromptu presentations.

I thought Toby Lewis compered the panel discussion rather well, asking some very sharp questions rather than letting the panel members give prepared talks.

It is not clear whether they were his prepared talking points, or whether he made them after the discussion.

"He started talking about this idea that the prepared talk was finished — I think his words were, 'I now must destroy what I created' — and, to me, that was not the most constructive basis on which to come".

Instead of delivering a prepared talk, participants will be paired and turned loose for free-form discussion; Wurman will film the talks in black-and-white, and the discussions will be available through an associated app.

But Dom DiMaggio, a teammate and close friend, drew cheers in a prepared talk as he hoped "that the family will honor his final wishes as to his final resting place, and that he may rest in peace".

"It was the most pressure-filled environment I had ever seen, and I considered myself to be quite expert at delivering a prepared talk to an audience.

Because all she did was pose simple questions that were easily deflected with prepared talking points.

Kony would turn up with a bottle of wine and some pre-prepared talking points about Mr and Mrs Smith, at which point he would be arrested by a unit of U.S. Special Forces soldiers.

Then we will meet them in person and grill them with questions to see how they do under pressure, how much they are into you as you are into them, how personable and likeable they remain as they stick to their well-prepared talking points.

In a Daily Politics film, Eleanor Garnier finds out how the parties may be more prepared for talks than they were in 2010, and looks at the challenges for civil servants caused by having more than one party in government.