Sentence examples for rostrum talking from inspiring English sources

Pennington, the new face of the team, was at a rostrum talking for the team, talking about its future, which is his future.

Practice, or join Toastmasters or Rostrum to become more confident and comfortable with presenting and talking to a group.

"Yesterday, ladies and gentlemen, from this rostrum, the president of the United States, the gentleman to whom I refer as the Devil, came here, talking as if he owned the world.

Talking learning.

Delegates here talk about fretful public-sector workers on £15,000 a year in the same breath as inflated executive pay and £25bn's worth of tax avoidance; even the soft-spoken man from the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists takes the rostrum to point up the contrast between his members' meagre wage increases and bulging "City bonuses and shareholder dividends".

The tube-like rostrum and small mouth opening restrict the tongue to protrusion-retraction movements.

Forget the confetti and mirthful talk of harmony from the rostrum.

The mouth is overhung by a rostrum (snout) and often adorned with spines.

Elderly white faces packed the rostrum.

"Che was not visible; he was standing behind the rostrum.

"Wow!" Clinton said, when she took to the rostrum.