Sentence examples for using podium from inspiring English sources
"We've got more than 500 primary and secondary schools using Podium," says Dave Pearson, Softease's managing director.
The Tour de France is preparing to end the tradition of using podium girls to greet stage winners.
Though Marshall may have been the first athlete to be publicly noticed for using podium as a verb, longtime competitive skiers recall hearing it used that way in the '80s.
So with programs like Podium, you can record, edit and then wrap it all up into a podcast ready for publishing". Pearson says schools are using Podium for all kinds of things, from school newsletters to reports to mock interviews with historical figures.
I quit using podiums when I speak because I tried walking through the crowds a few times and heard feedback that my audiences felt it was more authentic that way.
Here's one safe prediction for the Winter Olympics: Competitors and commentators will use podium as a verb, as in, "She can definitely podium here today".
You will build the structure for your app, and use Podium's easy to use REST API to provide the content.
Certainly in the case of someone such as Richard Flanagan the benefits of using the podium to announce a donation go beyond the cash in generating valuable press, profile and platform for the recipient organisation and cause.
Then, I stopped using the podium, inconveniently located at the back corner of the stage, and came up to the edge, sat down, and started calling students up from their comfortable seats to join me and respond to questions about the course material.
UNITED NATIONS — Sharp differences within the Israeli government over peace negotiations played out in the unusual setting of the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, with Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman using the podium to say that peace with the Palestinians required an intermediate agreement lasting "decades" and that the issue of Iranian belligerence should be addressed first.
But in October 2006, using a podium with a placard reading "Protecting America," President Bush signed the Military Commissions Act of 2006, which prohibited detainees designated as enemy combatants, like Slahi, from pursuing habeas corpus petitions.
