Sentence examples for televised presentation from inspiring English sources

In an elaborately choreographed televised presentation, the acting attorney general presented signed checks and letters as evidence that Mr. Alemán had siphoned millions from state enterprises and laundered the money through a web of shell companies and offshore banks.

Recorded excerpts of the judges discussing the shortlisted writers were shown for the first time tonight during a televised presentation.

The furore started when major general Taher Abdullah, the head of the Engineering Agency in the Armed Forces, gave a widely televised presentation to Sisi and other senior officials on what he calls an "astonishing miraculous scientific invention".

At seven, he watched a televised presentation by the ruling Partido Revolucionario Institucional and was inspired by the spectacle; as a grade-school student, he led a movement demanding additional recess.

The televised presentation – which was made to Sisi, the interim president Adly Mansour and other senior officials – raised concerns that the military's offer of seemingly inconceivable future devices will draw Egypt back into the broken promises of authoritarian rule, when Hosni Mubarak frequently announced grand initiatives that failed to meet expectations.

"It was full of qualifiers -- it wasn't like Colin Powell doing a PowerPoint," he said, a reference to the former secretary of state's dramatic, and since discredited, televised presentation on alleged weapons of mass destruction in Iraq just weeks before the invasion of that country.

They will wear a succession of frocks custom-designed by Europe's premiere fashion makers: Valentino, Chanel, Dior and Christian Lacroix, among others -- the first all-couture fashion show ever seen on a televised awards presentation.

The winning spot was one of five nominated in the commercial category competition; it was honored at a ceremony on Saturday at which creative awards were bestowed in advance of the televised Emmys presentation on Sept. 10.

As ever, the show was efficient, with only nine televised award presentations (three more were handed out before the show) squeezed in between more than twice as many performances.

As the "Today" show began to televise the presentation of a Bronze Star, my lieutenant called.

My lieutenant thought it would reflect well on the Army if the new "Today" show, to commemorate the Fourth of July, televised a medal presentation.