Sentence examples for present and talk from inspiring English sources

One of Sebastian's favorite events at the school was initiated by Kelley Cornell, the MIEF program coordinator, who arranged a series of discussions called 'The Current Affaires". Over a number of lunches three to four students from the MIEF program had the opportunity to present and talk about what they thought were the most important issues happening around the world.

In Self-Reflection, artists create work not to promote themselves but to present and talk about subjects that are important for women nowadays," shares Indira Cesarine, one of the exhibition curators (with Coco Dolle), with The Creators Project. .

And he was quizzing Pat Summerall, "Who are the leading receivers for the Jets?" And Pat would say, "Well it's Don Maynard, and it's George Sauer". And Pete said, "Who are the names on the defense?" So Pete was getting like a prep from Pat, so when Pete went in to present and talk to the players he knew their numbers and everything.

The alumni also highly recommend HSPH to continue the weekly seminar for the students to prepare, present and talk in front of their classmates and teachers.

When D'Mello was present and talking, Junior had the sense that he was living another, very different life, a life of action and color; that he was becoming, vicariously, the type of man he had never been — dynamic, passionate, engaged with the world.

I fear I will become one of those women you sometimes see buying groceries in town, unkempt, vaguely mad, barely present, and talking quietly to herself as she pushes the cart in a bewildered fashion toward the vegetable section, a woman not unlike the woman my aunt was in her last years".

Russell lives with one foot in the past and one in the present, and talks as easily about either.

The participants were asked to present themselves and talk shortly about their present situation.

Practice, or join Toastmasters or Rostrum to become more confident and comfortable with presenting and talking to a group.

After 46 years of presenting news and talk, the veteran station of the AM dial is switching to an all-sports format to rev up its paltry ratings.

Three scholars will briefly present their research and talk about the practice of legal history.