Sentence examples for to keynote from inspiring English sources
noun
The note on which a musical key is based; the tonic.
| Chris Christie to keynote convention.
* Apply the same rules to one-on-one meetings as to keynote speeches, but just tone them down.
Each painting is devoted to a single event on the DLD conference's crowded schedule — from registration to lunch to keynote addresses, speeches and panel discussions.
"I was honest in my keynote in saying that it was built for me," he said, referring to Keynote, "and there are a lot of people like me".
We may also bring esteem to our new institutions because we are invited back home as international experts to keynote events and lead prestigious projects.
The site is usually among the Internet's best performers; its main page, yahoo.com, is accessible 99.3percentt of the time, according to Keynote Systems, which monitors Web site reliability and performance.
Prof. Kalogeraki was invited to give keynote talks and deliver tutorials and seminars on peer-to-peer computing.
We did not invite Admiral Mike Rogers to [be a] keynote this year".
His keynote speech to the Fabian Society's 2016 conference in London was regularly interrupted by applause.
According to the keynote speaker Philip Green (University of Washington), "junk DNA hasn't gone anywhere and is here to stay".
This spirit of inclusivity extended to the keynote address that kicked things off on Saturday morning.
