Sentence examples for presentation called from inspiring English sources

"The world cannot keep accumulating claims on U.S. assets indefinitely," head of Global Commodities and Multi-Asset Strategy Francisco Blanch said in presenting the bank's 2012 commodities outlook as part of a broader presentation called "When Europe Sneezes".

On his computer he showed me a presentation called "Kelp!

Below is Mr. Einhorn's 110-page presentation called "GAAP-uccino".

An hour later, Matthew Williamson's presentation called to mind the itinerant soul-searching of the psychedelic years.

Another presentation, called "Cockroaches Hate the Light," considered how to authenticate senders so that spammers can't easily fake their identities.

A sound-and-light presentation called "The Wilderness Tabernacle" depicts Israel's ancient priesthood and its system of sacrifices.

Another top-secret presentation calls Tor "the king of high-secure, low-latency internet anonymity".

The presentation calls to mind Joseph Cornell's boxes, creating surrealist juxtapositions and silent conversations among things that seem completely unrelated.

Splendidly dressed in a white frock coat with silk lapels, he toured with film-and-slide presentations called "The Fairylogue and Radio-Plays".

Cable channels like GSN began their upfront presentations – called the "upfront" because it all takes place before the start of the next TV season – in February.

My favorite is a form that predominates in "Lighthead," an adaptation of the Japanese slide-show format used for business presentations, called pecha kucha: twenty slides shown for twenty seconds each.