Sentence examples for work with speakers from inspiring English sources

A Republican aide assigned to help work with speakers in 1996 and this year said there was a marked difference in the process this time.

The plug, which has not changed since 2003, has been shrunk, and the new version is expected to require the purchase of a $29 adapter to work with speakers and docks that used the old plug.

If you'd prefer to use your own speakers, the Mondo can work with speakers in 4, 6 or 8 ohm configurations.

"It's something we'll have to work with," Speaker J. Dennis Hastert told reporters today, when asked if he would press for the provision in conference.

In an interview aboard his campaign bus last week, Mr. Gore sounded like a go-along-get-along politician as he made the case that he could work with Speaker Dennis Hastert if Republicans hang on to the House.

"We continue to feel that the public is best served by seeing a more complete picture of the legislative process than what's delivered by Congressionally-controlled cameras and will continue to work with Speaker Boehner and other leaders in the House in hope of one day gaining access on behalf of the media". But Boehner is just following in a long tradition.

"I challenge leadership to work with Speaker Boehner to enact a new top-line budget deal by the end of October," she said.

"All the vocals on the piece are performed live, and I liked the idea of showing that building and layering process in action, a transparency that is important to my other work with speaker feedback, too".

Bob thinks that if HRC is elected and tries to work with Speaker Ryan, it still will prove hard to contain the TeaParty/FreedomCaucus because of how distressed the GOP will then be.

Through working with speakers from a variety of different fields, I learned best practices and common pitfalls and developed a network of peers, alumni and industry contacts with similar interests.

Schaller is president of Laser Pointer Presentations, where she works with speakers who want more bookings and business presenters who want to make their message stick.