Sentence examples for talks delivered from inspiring English sources

The Rogers Prizes are awarded each year for the two best talks delivered by undergraduates.

Her public talks, delivered with an air of professional duty, tend to be remarkably boring.

The Distinguished Speaker series presents edited transcripts of talks delivered at Cornell, both in the original language and in translation.

Mary's depression is the occasion for one of Downton's specialties: rousing, moralistic pep talks delivered with weirdly moving conviction from normally buttoned-up characters.

When people respond to "we" questions, their words tend to resemble expert papers, public pronouncements or talks delivered from a stage.

She was mostly concerned with the corporate influence on government, and what she most wanted was for this silly boys' club to make public the transcripts of the "lakeside talks" delivered by the Weinbergers of the world.

Three older women, during the fourth trip, are the most voluble participants, and their talks deliver the core of the film.

If December's talks deliver a dual rulebook, it could stop the US rejoining the deal under a different president, says Biniaz.

So can these talks deliver an agreement that moves us into a post-fossil fuel world?

This document synthesises the talk delivered, on behalf of the collaboration, in the 11th Pisa Meeting 2009 at Elba Italyy).

Contains typescript of talk delivered by M. Temkina and of the following discussion.