Sentence examples similar to presenting on something from inspiring English sources
And so it comes to pass, in Canada to begin with, as Conrad takes over half the presenting duties on something called The Zoomer – Television for Boomers with zip – which, being interpreted, means current affairs for those in late middle-age.
I'd done some presenting on local radio, but that was something that came about out of necessity.
"We wanted to put on something that would present a very balanced picture of reading," says Rona Tutt, chair of the board of trustees at the NLA.
At the heart of this growth is the way each type of design category, demographic and shop theme is offered and presented on the site, something that's no longer as simple as finding great stuff and throwing it up there to see what works, as CEO Jason Goldberg admits was how the company operated back in the beginning.
Put on something comfortable.
AS unthinkable as this might sound now, the marketing people at MasterCard actually considered building the splashy ad campaign that they first presented on Oscar night around something other than a Boston terrier.
You can use particular geometric compositions (the way something is presented on screen) to make your piece physically more appealing to the eye.
Before that can happen, though, new kinds of effort are required, and Chisolm said, "if you have made the same jacket for 25 years, you think, 'What do I need this for?' " when you are presented with something new to work on.
"Here is a high school student who presented something on the level of a professional mathematician.
"I believe I heard that he's going to be presenting something to Mo on Sunday.
