Sentence examples for rostrum in from inspiring English sources

The first part of my season I believed I could get on the rostrum in Sydney.

Crouched under a rostrum in 1933, he watched brownshirts and blackshirts at a rally.

Thousands of teenage hands rocketed skywards as the Great Helmsman stepped down from the rostrum in Tiananmen Square to greet the shock troops of his revolution.

So when he ambles up to the rostrum in black suit and black polo-neck, he's very much received like a hero.

When President Bush makes his acceptance speech Thursday night, it will be from what aides say is the lowest rostrum in modern presidential conventional history.

The last tot to do so well was 16-year-old William Hague who lectured Mrs T from the rostrum in 1977.

Simpfendorfer said the rostrums in the photographs were from the species called "narrow sawfish".

Rea got the better of Davide Giugliano to claim a rostrum position in the opener at the Motorland circuit in Spain.

William has been a rostrum finished in the class at the TT and has ridden Honda, Yamaha and Suzuki 600cc bikes in recent years.

A third control, the so-called dope sheet or camera exposure chart, guides the rostrum cameraman in the frame-by-frame setups and sequence of cels or backgrounds.

But there he was, at the black-tie White House Correspondents Associationn dinner, when Seth Meyers, of "Saturday Night Live" fame, strode to the rostrum and, in front of much of the nation's political, media and entertainment elite, let loose with a joke about a Bloomberg-sponsored after-party.