Sentence examples for present attendees from inspiring English sources

Both will present attendees opportunities to get the inside track from leaders in the robotics field.

With nearly every important global buyer and seller present, attendees gather on a dedicated convention show floor as well as the town's many hotel bars and restaurants to hash out deals for territorial rights.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6963/14/243/prepub We are grateful to all past and present attendees of the SRIP Action Learning Group (who are not listed as authors) for their contribution to the intellectual development of this methodology.

CHEAT SHEET: Cannes Film Festival 2013 That very 21st century of party offerings -- a photo booth -- was also present, as attendees could recline on a black couch with the word "Gatsby' scrawled behind them and take a photo that was projected on a screen in a separate room.

During the treasurer's report, you will need to present the attendees with a record of the previous year's finances.

They said the event, at which research was presented by attendees from Pfizer to Time Inc. to the Mayo Clinic, told just part of the story.

You can see the 'lookbook' presented to attendees here.

We aim to introduce the process of 3D printing for surgical simulation and to present the attendee's responses.

User B3ler3fonte of the infamous XDA-Devs forum managed to get his hands on a brochure that was presented to attendees of a meeting in Vienna way back in October.

Montgomery says the family, which has invested in a dozen venture funds and owns direct stakes in 15 startups altogether, made one investment in a company from YC's winter "batch" and is currently pursuing a deal with a second YC company that presented to attendees last week.

The governor presented the attendees with robes and staffs of state to symbolise their position, and Robert Junius wrote that "it was delightful to see the friendliness of these people when they met for the first time, to notice how they kissed each other and gazed at one another.