Sentence examples for presentations called from inspiring English sources

Splendidly dressed in a white frock coat with silk lapels, he toured with film-and-slide presentations called "The Fairylogue and Radio-Plays".

Cable channels like GSN began their upfront presentations – called the "upfront" because it all takes place before the start of the next TV season – in February.

My favorite is a form that predominates in "Lighthead," an adaptation of the Japanese slide-show format used for business presentations, called pecha kucha: twenty slides shown for twenty seconds each.

Her study of 1920s and '30s salon culture partly inspired her own series of informal talks and presentations called "Evas Arche und der Feminist," which she began in Berlin in 2005.

They invented a new format for presentations called Pecha Kucha (pronounced pe-chak-cha), with the goal of making presentations fun and interesting, and increasing the number of speakers that can present in a few hours.

While there are obviously plenty of options out there for creating presentations, including PowerPoint and Apple's Keynote, Faculte is looking to offer a solution that's cloud-based so that presentations (called 'broadcasts' by the site) can be easily edited collaboratively.

Mary-Pat delivers keynote presentations calling for teen activism; her story provides the inspiration, her how-to strategies give young people their own road map for changing the world.

"The world cannot keep accumulating claims on U.S. assets indefinitely," head of Global Commodities and Multi-Asset Strategy Francisco Blanch said in presenting the bank's 2012 commodities outlook as part of a broader presentation called "When Europe Sneezes".

On his computer he showed me a presentation called "Kelp!

Below is Mr. Einhorn's 110-page presentation called "GAAP-uccino".

An hour later, Matthew Williamson's presentation called to mind the itinerant soul-searching of the psychedelic years.