Sentence examples for presentation laid from inspiring English sources

Today's presentation laid out more than a dozen ways to reverse the slide.

Indeed, little of Aristotle's extant writing conforms to the demands for scientific presentation laid down in the Posterior Analytics.

What Kera does is take the boring, bland walkthrough video of old and turn it into a step-by-step, interactive presentation laid on top of the product it's meant to be explaining itself.

At the Food Justice Summit on Oahu: Gary Hooser, founder of H.A.P.A. center) flanked by Executive Director, Elif Beall on his right, and Andre Perez whose presentation laid out Hawai'i's struggle for justice on many fronts.

The presentation laid out a nine- to 10-hour workday with three to four hours devoted solely to "call-time," or the practice of calling donors to ask for campaign contributions, and another one to two hours spent going to fundraising events.

The presentation lays out the deal in clear terms, describing the spending backstop as "automatic across-the-board cuts ('sequestration').

Instead, US Airways executives offered what struck me as a reasonably forthright presentation laying out where their airline, the smallest of the top five carriers, now stands.

That presentation was laid out in Reagan's own hand -- scripted by him for presentation by him -- and now illuminates the history of that moment.

What Stein showed him when they met was a PowerPoint presentation that laid out step by step, in a series of diagrams a ninth-grader could understand, how conservatives, over a period of 30 years, had managed to build a "message machine" that today spends more than $300 million annually to promote its agenda.

(Shortly after Sequoia's infamous "RIP Good Times" presentation, it laid off 40percentt of its staff) Co-founder Philip Kaplan has been involved in several startups since then — currently he's working on a social network for musicians called Fandalism.

The presentation basically laid out how RNC donors could be "manipulated" with "crude caricatures" and won over with the promise of "tchotchkes".