Sentence examples for presentations at a from inspiring English sources
At age 17 Dreyfuss was designing sets for stage presentations at a Broadway motion-picture theatre.
Over the summer, Rubio, Bush, Fiorina, Cruz and Walker made presentations at a Koch network fundraising and policy retreat at a posh resort in Dana Point, California, which drew hundreds of wealthy donors including Charles and David Koch.
The three have collaborated on papers and could be seen sitting together, whispering and joking, during presentations at a labor studies conference by the National Bureau of Economic Research last month in Cambridge, Mass.
"It's a very difficult time," said Wallop Bhukkanasut, vice president of Thai Airways International, shouting over the booming music and video presentations at a reception given by Asiana Airlines, the South Korean carrier.
The vice chairman of the Federal Reserve, Donald L. Kohn, testifies at a Senate Banking subcommittee hearing on risk management (Thursday). ET CETERA United States airline executives will make presentations at a Merrill Lynch conference in New York (Tuesday and Wednesday).
About 2,300 people attended the first of two presentations at a Marriott in Brooklyn last night, roughly one person for each of the 2,250 units of below-market-price, rent-stabilized units the company says it will build if the project is approved.
A small group of ERCIM experts was invited to give keynote presentations at an EC-sponsored workshop in January 2003 which had well over 200 participants.
We hypothesized that surgical trainee presentations at an American College of Surgeons (ACS) state chapter meeting resulted in peer-reviewed publications and future scholarly activity.
Despite the decline in new cases, presentations at an advanced stage are still on the rise [ 5].
Bernstein was front and center on March 30 , 1995 the night that Will gave a presentation at Mar-a-Lago.
If infants discriminate the centrally-presented contour cues, then their eye movements would correctly anticipate subsequent target presentation at a rate greater than chance.
