Sentence examples for provide remarks from inspiring English sources

The celebration is open to the public and Professor Diana Eck will be on hand to provide remarks.

Would she provide remarks for an article about rebuilding downtown, prepare a sketch of a memorial for The Early Show with Bryant Gumbel, join a panel on the meaning of memorialization, submit to an interview with Barbara Walters?

In this infernal period, "law enforcement analysts" provide remarks about what authorities might be doing; anchors make tentative claims about what might have happened, invariably caveated by disclosures that they don't know anything; and people who are miles away call in to add to the cacophony.

Communication between participants will be made possible via the commenting system, which allows users to provide remarks and responses specific to individual nodes and edges throughout the network.

Kevin Reilly, past president of Wyeth Vaccines, will frame the domestic vaccine supply situation, while Carol Bellamy, Executive Director of UNICEF and Chair of the Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI), will provide remarks on vaccine shortages in the developing world.

Workshop facilitators and WCM graduate students facilitated meaningful conversation about STEM education and STEM careers and Dean Augustine M.K. Choi provided remarks at the commencement of the lunch hour.

Secretary General Ban Ki-moon's provided remarks to the HLPF and the forums report.

What Rolnik did yesterday was provide "preliminary remarks".

Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost Paul Alivisatos will provide introductory remarks, followed by a panel discussion.

The results achieved point out some shortcomings in the classic engineering practice and provide some remarks for future research.

He volunteered the names of people who might provide uncomplimentary remarks about him: "Al Alvarez was never very keen on me".