Sentence examples for show delegates from inspiring English sources

In addition to conference groups and trade show delegates, Ms. Hicks said, Chinese companies increasingly view the United States as an attractive destination for incentive travel.

The general consensus was that he did not only what was demanded - show delegates and viewers that he was fully behind the candidates - but went well beyond the bare minimum.

Entrepreneurs are expected to go the extra mile for their companies, but very few will have spent the whole day in fancy dress, being punched by trade show delegates, like Formisimo co-founder Al Mackin.

Later that year, he was given a spot in the media hub outside the UN General Assembly to show delegates the potential of VR, some of whom are already using the technology to persuade other members to take action.

That would presumably mean discarding the state G.O.P.'s frustrating practice of showing delegates' names in large type, with the names of the presidential candidates those delegates support listed in tiny type below.

Many voters said they had difficulty understanding the Republican primary ballot, which showed delegates' names in large type, with the names of the presidential candidates those delegates supported listed below, in much smaller print.

China's main evening news broadcast showed delegates to the conference seated in long rows of desks, listening attentively and taking notes as Mr. Xi and other officials spoke from a dais.

Three relatives of victims of the terrorist attacks, standing before the words "September 11 , 2001 beamed in white on the darkened stage behind them, paid quiet tribute to their lost ones, as television cameras showed delegates, bathed in deep blue light, weeping.

He spoke to Andrew Neil after a Daily Politics film showed delegates at the Labour conference were against such a vote, and a few days after the prime minister hinted at offering one if he wins the 2015 general election.

Amid all the punditry and intricate television graphics showing delegate counts and precinct voting trends, almost no one has bothered to look at the overwhelming dynamic that deals with race.

When asked about his accusations of bloc voting, Wogan – who is currently on a two-week break from his radio show – told delegates that he hadn't come to Lucerne to "start an argument" but said it was "transparently obvious" that politics played a part.