Sentence examples for rostrum at from inspiring English sources

The athletes I feel sorry for are those who finish fourth and don't get on the rostrum at all".

He wanted to get a woman on the rostrum at an Olympics and I'm just glad it was me".

But by the time he stood on the rostrum at the tenth anniversary celebrations, Mao's image as the infallible leader had been badly tarnished.

Jeremy Corbyn managed the unusual achievement of turning up on the rostrum at the TUC conference so late that he missed his own standing ovation.

One had a strong sense that the Iowa participants could never have been induced to inhabit the same room, let alone share a rostrum, at home.

We took him to one of the last giant images of Mao Zedong, on the rostrum at the entrance of the Forbidden City.

Mac Miller, a Pittsburgh rapper who has built a following on the Internet, made a splash last week when his independently distributed debut, "Blue Slide Park" (Rostrum), opened at No. 1.

So, therefore, when a name stands out as Ken's did for several decades (I often worry he's still stuck on some rostrum out at Elstree and that everyone has forgotten about him), you can't help but notice it.

Made everyone sit up and take notice when he took rostrum finishes at the North West 200 and Ulster Grand Prix last year and grabbed another third place in the Supersport category at this year's North West in May.

I am staring at a White House document that symbolizes "Phony War II," our campaign of finger-wagging and rostrum-rattling at Saddam.

The parade finished with a moment of choreographed joy as hundreds of cheering schoolchildren rushed towards the rostrum to wave at the politburo as tens of thousands of white and brown doves were released.