Sentence examples for presentation told from inspiring English sources

Meintjes' presentation told the workshop that 3.5 billion people live without adequate access to electricity.

A presentation told staff to "grab from the excuse bag" when they missed targets.

For example, signs near the breakfast fare at the ESPN presentation told attendees who use Twitter that they could follow the channel's sales staff at @ESPNadsales.

"He kind of exploded for 20 seconds," Carlo Alberto Carnevale-Maff, who is a professor of the business school at Bocconi University and who attended the presentation, told Reuters.

A source who has seen the presentation told the Observer that the conclusion was fund managers had "lost sight" of their customers and that the government needed to act.

Kenneth Woolley, a Stanford business graduate and a fellow Mormon who led the presentation, told the students that by joining his firm, they would have "the opportunity to deal with business problems at the very highest level at a very young age," he recalled later.

Mr. Leibell opted not to speak on his own behalf, but throughout the sentencing, Judge Warren W. Eginton seemed notably impressed with Mr. Lewis's presentation, telling him several times that his case was "well presented" and that Mr. Leibell was being "well served".

This presentation tells the lymphocytes what they should be looking for, rather in the way that allowing a bloodhound to smell a piece of clothing lets it track a suspect.

Remember that next time you are faced with what might be a routine presentation: tell a story that's underlined with emotion and you just might win the room.

Hegic, who spoke before images of the Berlin Wall during his presentation, tells us about his and the UN's involvement with the exhibition.

If you think the coworker you've never talked to rocked her presentation, tell her! It's not creepy; it'll make her day.