Sentence examples for the presentation will include from inspiring English sources

The presentation will include a lecture and slides, video and live performing of the Savoy Lindy hop and chorus women's steps of the time.

The presentation will include details on a national newspaper compromised by FinFisher — a spyware package sold by the U.K. company Gamma International — and the targeting of a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist with malicious e-mail that appeared to be sent from the reporter's alma mater.

"Offering never before shared details, the presentation will include 'The Shooter's' experience in confronting Bin Laden, his description of the terrorist leader's final moments as well as what happened when he took his last breath," the network said.

The presentation will include a model and rationale based on ethics of care that may be helpful in resolving the ethical tensions generated by the symptom of anosognosia.

Kandinsky, it turns out, produced a series of drawings for a staging of the work in Dessau in 1928; the Guggenheim presentation will include animated projections derived from those images and will be followed by a conversation with Mr. Rudy about the project.

Entitled "James Gandolfini: Tribute to a Friend", the 35-minute presentation will include first-person reflections from those who knew him best, clips of some of his highly-acclaimed work and behind-the-scenes footage.

The pre-faire presentation will include a description of job requirements, such as costumes and language, as well as a list of guilds.

This educational presentation will include the world's largest and smallest falcons, a white gyrfalcon from Iceland and a pygmy falcon.

"A wharf?" As a matter of fact, San Francisco's presentation "will include a video component that showcases the best of what the San Franscisco Bay area has to offer the 2012 Olympics," said Tony Winnicker, the spokesman for that city's Olympic bid.

This free midday presentation will include excerpts from two new works for the ensemble: a trio from Askegard's work-in-process "Cockaigne," set to music by John Zorn, and a pas de deux created by Margo Sappington for Askegard and Jennie Somogyi (of New York City Ballet).

Her presentation will include stories from Pakistan, Jordan, Kentucky and Vancouver.