Sentence examples for rostrum with from inspiring English sources

We want Bobby!" He tumbled down from the rostrum with his aides and bodyguards about him.

He tumbled down from the rostrum with his aides and bodyguards about him.

In four long sessions, some that ran until midnight, legislators took to the rostrum with emotional speeches, telling personal stories of discrimination or quoting from the Bible.

Vänskä, quickstepping across the rostrum with infectious, mercurial energy, put the orchestra to the test with brisk, edge-of-seat tempi.

Every time I'm on top of the rostrum with the GB suit on and the anthem is playing it is special.

The Swansea Harrier might not be the only Welshman on the rostrum, with Rhys Williams close to the form that won him bronze in 2006.

In all but one MLIV patient with mild clinical manifestations, the corpus callosum was uniformly thinned, and had no rostrum together with an absent or dysplastic splenium.

Importantly, the probability of successful excavation of pericarps increases with increasing weevil rostrum length and decreases with increasing camellia pericarp thickness [ 13].

Black September was preceded four years earlier by Black Power, when US sprinters Tommie Smith and John Carlos stood on the rostrum in Mexico City with heads bowed and raised fists clad in black gloves in a silent protest against racial discrimination in their homeland.

No doubt Blair is dreaming of, once again, being at a rostrum side by side with the US president.

As Mr. Lieberman stepped to the rostrum, the hall swelled with music from the film "Chariots of Fire" -- the story of two track stars, a Jew who fought anti-Semitism to win an Olympic medal and a Christian who refused the importunings of the King of England to run on the Sabbath.