Sentence examples for wait for the presentation from inspiring English sources

When participants had to wait for the presentation of the second item of the pair, they had to sustain their attention between the presentation of item 1 and 2. In this condition (Hold), ERP waves displayed a typical pattern of slowly increasing negativity presumably reflecting the build-up of attentional resources necessary for adequate processing of the following item [49].

So here is one opera lover's attempt to explain bel canto as I understand it, a primer of sorts, along with recommendations of a few recordings for those who don't want to wait for the presentations of bel canto operas next year at the Metropolitan Opera to bone up.

As they waited for the presentation to begin, the buzz was deafening.

People were waiting for the presentation of the first annual Lava Lamp Achievement Awards to be given to people who had defined the decade for the rest of us.

Often, she said, she takes photographs of graphics displayed on projection screens to capture the information immediately, rather than trying to rapidly sketch it or waiting for the presentation to be available for downloading after the event.

As I sat there waiting for the presentation to begin the voice of a member of Lady Geek's influential mum panel rang loudly in my ears: 'At the end of the day, I want my children to be climbing trees not playing on an Xbox.'.

The nine boys and four girls who participated in the workshop from Monday till Friday are waiting for the presentation.

The nine boys and four girls who participated in the workshop from Monday till Friday are waiting for the presentation of their final films and we are about to start.

My recording took me into the fifth set, then left me hanging on to wait for the encore presentation later that day.

What was billed as a "presentation" of Burch's fall 2011 collection--which usually means models stand still while people walk around looking at them--meant that everyone had to wait on a long line to then wait on another long line to wait for the next presentation to begin.

GREGORY MOSHER, best direction of a play, "A View From the Bridge": Like every theater lover in New York, I can hardly wait for the Public's presentation of Tony Kushner's "The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide to Capitalism and Socialism with a Key to the Scriptures".