"B-57s -- the British call them Canberra jets -- we're using them very effectively here in this war in Vietnam to dive-bomb the Vietcong in these jungles beyond Da Nang here," he reported, standing in front of a plane.
One responder reported: "Standing in front of the door, I knocked and found almost instantaneously the door being opened with a gentlemen pointing a shotgun at us" (05-0000202).
All three iterations of this course were taught in an intensely active-learning way, with daily small peer discussions (two to four students) as well as whole-class discussions with students reporting out in front of the entire class.
"He told me he had my husband's report in front of him, and that's when he actually said 'La David, Johnsonsaidsaid.
"When I was younger, I used to get nervous when I had to do an oral report in front of 25 people.
As well as a full and unreserved apology, we launched an investigation and put an interim report in front of the BBC Trust.
The White House press corps broadcast standup TV reports in front of a pasture, dotted with bales of hay, that was not outside the ranch but in town, next to the high-school running track.
[Laying the mimed report in front of me, now shouting, sobbing and pleading] Here's our pathetic performance!"' Ballmer snorted, pleased with the acting job, then caught the eye of the company P.R. rep.
Because of you I did a report in front of my class.' And that was my aim – to show people that we who stammer also have the right to say what we need to say".
Facebook doesn't have Twitter's rapid retweet feature and diverse graphs that can get false reports in front of those who can deny them.
The new feature isn't exactly a one-click process, nor does it immediately put the report in front of law enforcement agents directly.
