Sentence examples for presentation took place from inspiring English sources

After the presentation took place in the palace's 1844 room, Pitt and the couple's six children met the Queen.

Last Curtsey: The End of the Debutantes by Fiona MacCarthy Fiona MacCarthy was one of the debs, when in 1958, the final Palace Presentation took place.

Bligh became Lord Darnley and when he died in 1927, his widow Florence, who had been a guest at Rupertswood when the original presentation took place, donated to MCC the urn, its contents and the velvet bag in which both were wrapped and which had been sent to Bligh separately on that tour.

Though the clothes were exhilarating, the presentation took place in a huge space in the Lycée Carnot, where a plaque at the entrance commemorates Jewish students deported from the school during the Occupation, making it difficult to not leave the show in tears.

The council spokesman said the mistake was spotted "almost immediately" by both Mr Webb and Mr Ogogo as the presentation took place.

As part of a health care innovation project aiming to decreasing the "door to needle" time in patients with the suspicion of a severe infection who presented at the ED, standardised collection of variables from medical history, physical examination and laboratory results during ED presentation took place.

The presentation takes place next Saturday at the Harvey Theater at 6 p.m.

The hall where the presentation takes place, the East Room, is smaller than the Great Hall, where the delegates had met.

This praise explains his excitement about collaborating with the Italian shoe company for his spring presentation, taking place on Thursday at the Hosfelt Gallery in Chelsea.

Tomorrow will be the last day, with shows from Anya Hindmarch, Simone Rocha, Thomas Tait and Meadham Kirchhoff, and we'll also have gossip from Tom Ford (a closed door presentation taking place at 7.30pm tonight).

The 1979 album, from which E=MC2 is the title track, was said to be the first ever digital album, and the subject matter was inspired by Einstein himself – or rather the Albert Einstein medal – which was getting a lot of press coverage at the time with the first-ever presentation taking place in Bern that year.