Sentence examples for presentation so the from inspiring English sources

Chef Flynn's fried oysters have a restrained presentation so the sweet flavor of the local oysters comes through and his Chesapeake Bay crab cakes are filled with lump crabmeat to showcase the freshness.

Oh, and the Backstreet Boys performed the closing song at the presentation so the network could drum up enthusiasm for its new reality show "Boy Band". What was all of this, Sapna?

Avoid moving around much in the beginning of your presentation so the audience can see that you are confident, grounded in who you are and your position.

We focused on the ERS after the face rather than after the premask presentation, so the onset, offset, and peak times were all relative to the start of face presentation, for example, ERS onset at 50 ms means that ERS started to be significant at 50 ms after face presentation (although it was 150 ms after the premask presentation).

He has also changed the presentation so that the unfrozen ice cream is injected into empty egg shells, and then dramatically scrambled at the customer's table in liquid nitrogen, giving the impression of cooking.

But the timing is so exquisite and the presentation so startling that the oldest joke in the world, involving a Hustler magazine, is a comic high point.

Just like live sports action is evolving in its delivery and presentation, so is the business of commenting on sports.

We multiplied rate and RRs by 100 for simplicity and presentation so that the reference population was 100.

Find out if this is a common practice in your area and prepare well for your presentation so that the tax appeal board will grant your request.

You can try to space out your music files in your presentation so that the songs flow from one to next, but any changes in your presentation can create jarring transitions or too much silence.

If the question is really getting outside of the objectives of the presentation, you should defer the question by saying you'll talk to the individual after the presentation so as to not take up the time of the rest of the audience, because you know they don't need that answer.