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Bailey used the internet to bring the experience of high-end shopping to an audience watching on their phones.
delivered recently to an audience of diplomats.
there may be parts of the ceremony- including but not limited to aspects of the preparation- which are not open to an audience.
and conferences to an audience anywhere!
body movements transmit emotions to an audience from a speaker.
Grant recipients may qualify for additional funding that will be allocated to showcasing their solutions during Expo 2020 Dubai to an audience of many millions of visitors.
Gender stereotypes in mass media oriented to an audience of different ages// Psychology World.
Speaking to an audience of analysts, Dr Cao presented Huawei's 2025 Global Industry Vision report,
This could lead to a situation when presidents of key courts will be invited to an audience, ostensibly to receive their certificates,
They performed"Red Flavor" and"Bad Boy" at the East Pyongyang Grand Theatre to an audience including Kim Jong-un.
My second point is, and I know I don't have to talk to an audience like this about such a thing, but power is not just shifting vertically, it's also shifting horizontally.
in Kostyantynivka to an audience of local activists,
and on Sundays to an audience consisting for the most part of working men,
The reader will recall that Surkov is the man who introduced himself to an audience at the London School of Economics in 2013 by saying,“I am the author,
In Turbulent, on one screen, a male singer is seen delivering a traditional Persian love song to an audience, while, on the opposite screen, a woman stands silently throughout his song.
alignment to better get their meaning across to an audience through the images they create.
and for contact to an audience, more precisely, with target group(target group)[1, с.69].
Talking to an audience of senior business executives
The Cortefiel brand is headed, especially to an audience of men and women between 35
House on April 2, 1911, to an audience largely made up of the members of the Women's Trade Union League.