Sentence examples for presentations which is from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maroulis was the first person cast in the revival, upon the suggestion of Nick Scandalios, executive vice president of Nederlander Presentations, which is producing the show.

In any case, the current productions of both "Rice Boy" and "Nocturne" suggest that each play has the bone structure to stand up to alternative presentations, which is one way of saying that both deserve to be picked up by other companies and produced again.

One of the top executives here likes to make last-minute changes to his slide presentations, which is very frustrating when a laptop or disk has to be shipped ahead of time to a foreign country where he's giving a talk.

"The candidates we have interviewed have been of high calibre in their presentations, which is most encouraging.

People like to call it "Men's Fashion Week", but it's actually only three days of shows and presentations, which is kind of unfair and misleading when you were banking on telling your editor you wouldn't be able to make it into the office at all that week because your show schedule was just impossible.

We found that multiple diagnoses are often considered prior to the diagnosis of celiac disease due to the diversity of clinical presentations, which is similar to findings of the 1989 Canadian national survey [ 11].

In addition to technical visits and studies of the profiles, 38 scientific papers were presented, presentations which were held in the hall of the ship.

Each stimulus frequency pair was presented for 250 ms, with 250 ms between presentations which was inspired by the ability of moths to resolve pulsed odor trains at this order of frequency.

He took trips to Australia and New Zealand to give lectures and presentations, which were paid for by the company.

But it would be unjust if Mr. McQueen were remembered mainly for his awesome presentations, which were often collaborations with "Brit" artists like Jake and Dinos Chapman.

Such historical footnotes gave substance to the students' presentations, which were otherwise based on tours of New York streets and shops, and visits to Web sites like flickr.com, stylehop.com and fashionindie.com.