Sentence examples for present a slideshow from inspiring English sources

In fact, on Thursday, he'll be in Punta Sayulita, Mexico, to present a slideshow on his work.

In celebration, we present a slideshow of five famous ladies who swiftly got back to business post-divorce.

To celebrate the 10-year anniversary of his Skinema column in Vice, Chris Nieratko will present a slideshow and tell dirty stories from his book at the Old Blue Last on Sunday.

Radziner will speak and present a slideshow of the firm's work, which includes sensitive restoration of important residences by famed architects Richard Neutra, Cliff May and John Lautner, as well as new construction.

Board member Patricia Weier will present a slideshow of photos from various gardens, and attendees will have the opportunity to bid for Valentine Planted Containers created by club members.

Cassidy then tried to present a slideshow on his plan to replace the Affordable Care Act, but voters drowned him out with boos and demanded that he take questions from the audience instead of giving them information they could read on the GOP's website.

When the prisoners spotted a friend of theirs in her sketch, they joked that he was headed to the U.N. Instead, the coalition presented a slideshow of the sketches during a public hearing with the prosecutor's office.

Chagoya presented a slideshow of his socio-political paintings that depict matters of war, borders and immigration, religious and cultural differences, global politics and the plight of migrants as Mesoamerican symbols of invasion, suffering and the blurring of borders.

Players that found and dislodged a purple basketball before carrying it to a particular room and tossing it through a hoop were rewarded with something magnificent; a cat's journal narrated in meows – and a little human giggling – while an in-game television set presented a slideshow of one of the the internet's most popular cultural currencies: pictures of cats.

In closing arguments, lawyers for TCW presented a slideshow of some of Mr. Gundlach's greatest hits, including e-mails in which he referred to himself as the pope and to Philip A. Barach, his co-manager, as "the B team".

It was four days into the weeklong festival, and Fetterman, a 41-year-old, 6-foot-8 white man with a shaved head, a fibrous black beard and tattoos up one arm and down the other, was presenting a slideshow about how art could bring social change to a town where one-third of its 2,671 residents, a majority of whom are African-American and female, live in poverty.