It's almost exactly an hour since this town hall was scheduled to start, and we've got
our first audience question.
Not exact matches
If your
audience members stumble across one of your ads without prior knowledge of your company, one of the
first questions they ask will be, «Is this brand credible?»
With the topic of NAFTA now brought up, the
first of the
audience questions prompted the panelists for their thoughts on the subject.
Use language appropriate to the visitor based on the target
audience Heat maps show an F pattern is used when scanning content, so using bold headings and sub-headings to make it easier to scan and break up a copy Change paragraphs to bulleted lists Put the main point
first (inverted pyramid) Use personal pronouns Put yourself in the place of the visitor and consider
questions the visitor may have, then get to the point with the answer Add links, if appropriate, to keep the visitor engaged on your site and to keep them from searching elsewhere Name links (and anchor text) in a way that the visitor will know what to expect when they click Find out what keywords visitors are searching for to reach your site and write with these keywords in mind These tips are a great starting point for anyone wanting to optimize their website content.
Those who wrote them, being believers, theologians, and preachers themselves, were seeking to make God and godliness known to their original envisaged
audience, and the
first question to be asked about each book has to do with what its writer saw it as saying and showing about God himself.
First, he was engaged upon a broad appeal to the public, by way of addresses in synagogues, preaching in the open air, teaching when he could find an
audience willing to listen, and discussion with members of the public who wished to raise
questions.
We also discuss what's happening on our blogs, answer some
questions from our
audience and then follow up with a COOL announcement heard
first from SoFlo Moms on the Go!!
These include his
first ever TV appearance, in the
audience on BBC1's
Question Time in January 1981 (aged 18), when he publicly berated Barbara Castle; and another from 1989 when he and a certain Sally Illman (the future Mrs B and then an avowed Tory) stood alongside one another previewing Margaret Thatcher's Conservative Party conference speech for the BBC's coverage of the event.
Some devious speakers plant their
first question in a big
audience, but a more honest stance is to rehearse a strategy for handling
questions where you do not know the answer.
The
audience seemed to be eating it up, with
first - year law student Emma Moore, 25, opening her
question by saying, «I'm a huge fan of your work in Albany.»
The deputy prime minister said the issue was close to his heart and reminded the
audience that it was his
first ever
question at PMQs.
To be broadcast at 9 pm on June 7, the two party leaders will take
questions from a studio
audience during the hour - long programme, hosted by Julie Etchingham, with Mr Farage, who has campaigned for Britain to leave the EU for more than 20 years, taking
questions first.
Answering an
audience question on the economy, the Scottish
First Minister urged voters to to support parties which could «hold [Labour] to account and make them bolder».
WHAT IT FOUND: The
first poll carried out entirely after Jeremy Corbyn and Theresa May were grilled by a studio
audience on
Question Time showed a sharp drop in the Conservative lead.
So the great thing is, you now, one fascinating opportunity, is that we can put some kinds of articles up on our Web site
first, start to present that information, start to immediately, then initiate a kind of conversation with our
audience over this and start to draw in their comments, fill [in] any kinds of
questions they had that we didn't address in the original form of that editorial, and we can use that to rework what we would then do in print.
The
first question from the
audience is always, «Do any of you have children?»
At an international conservation biology conference, male scientists asked on average 1.8
questions for every one
question posed by a female scientist, the
first study reports, even though the
audiences of the 2015 meeting sessions that the researchers analyzed ranged from 40 % to 75 % female.
Mochizuki did not attend that
first meeting, although he answered the
audience's
questions over a Skype video link.
This
first Live 360 will also include a Q&A with a line - up of science experts, writers and thinkers, and will take
questions from the Facebook
audience.
It was the
first time startups actually presented their business models, got
questions and opinions from the
audience.
Throughout the
first two acts of Y Tu Mamá Tambien, it would be hard to
question whether or not Julio and Tenoch are still stuck in the «still a boy» category; by the end, after both the two of them and the
audience have been through the transformations unveiled by Alfonso Cuerón, everyone has moved into adulthood.
I address this rhetorical
question not to the makers of rom - com chum like Sweet Home Alabama for making it in the
first place, but for making it and then giving test
audiences Final Cut.
Our Q&A was a fairly animated twenty minutes; asked to lob trivia
questions at the
audience for a poster giveaway, his
first was, «What was the name of Michael Knight's car?»
Following the
first live demonstration of Metal Gear Solid 5 at the company's new Los Angeles - based studio, Kojima Productions studio head Hideo Kojima took the stage to graciously answer a few
questions from the
audience.
But good on Stanton for weathering the harsh query (the
first question out of the gate when it was opened up to the
audience).
An almost clinical psychological study, it
questions the power dynamics between the long - suffering wife, threatened at one point with having her vagina sewn shut (the
first Mexican
audience laughed at the huge cord proposed for the deed) and the husband, unhinged by sexual desire — whether for his wife or his butler remains somewhat ambiguous.
There's a lot of misinformation and conflicting reports about the real Sarah Winchester, and a film about her could have played out as more of a psychological thriller that leaves
audiences questioning (like Dr. Price does at
first) how much of what they're seeing is even real.
Following the success of his spectacular
first film Ex Machina, Garland proves he was just getting started, making a film that dares the
audience to go along without asking
questions.
Admittedly, An Evening with Kevin Smith gets off to a rocky start: the parameters of the special have yet to be defined when Smith is asked his
first question, and although pre-show interviews with waiting
audience members provide a nice segue between the venues (Kent State, Indiana University, Cornell University, Clark University, and the University of Wyoming), it's an editing technique soon discarded in favour of straight, jarring cuts from one auditorium to another and back again.
Liam Neeson plays the monster in
question (though Captain America: Civil War star Tom Holland stood in for him on set), and in an effort to get the
audience in on the story a bit more, he sat down to read through the entire
first chapter.
Already nervous from being out in the open for the
first time, the
audience would have been scared enough if nothing had happened and they had merely just walked through, but
first they are asked difficult
questions which could give away their true identities and then an Iranian man begins yelling at them and making a fuss for taking a Polaroid of his shop.
In this article, I'll offer insight into how you can develop eLearning course scenario
questions that give your
audience a
first - hand look at the real world benefits they can expect to receive.
Powerpoint presentation with integrated youtube video Topic: Body language Target
audience: Teen ESL learners Lesson: START -
first slide - general discussion
questions about what body language is VOCAB - move forwards to video -
first slide has a list with blanks.
Read the article 6 Tips To Write Effective eLearning Course Scenario
Questions where I offer insight into how you can develop eLearning course scenario questions that give your audience a first - hand look at the real world benefits they can expect to
Questions where I offer insight into how you can develop eLearning course scenario
questions that give your audience a first - hand look at the real world benefits they can expect to
questions that give your
audience a
first - hand look at the real world benefits they can expect to receive.
The
first, they ask provocative
questions and compel their
audience to look at issues in new ways.
First, we are going to use index cards to gather
questions from the
audience.
Having read several books on self - publishing and having sold almost 5,000 copies of my
first book Compelling Conversations:
Questions and Quotations on Timeless Topics, I remain unsure about the practical advantages of selling different versions to specialized
audiences.
Launching Your Second Book And Beyond: 4
Questions To Ask — via Jane Friedman — Novelist Andrea Dunlop, formerly a publicist at Doubleday, discusses the questions you need to ask yourself as you launch your second book — such as who your core audience is and how you can improve on your first boo
Questions To Ask — via Jane Friedman — Novelist Andrea Dunlop, formerly a publicist at Doubleday, discusses the
questions you need to ask yourself as you launch your second book — such as who your core audience is and how you can improve on your first boo
questions you need to ask yourself as you launch your second book — such as who your core
audience is and how you can improve on your
first book launch.
Before jumping into the
audience Q&A portion of the panel, Gillen
first insisted on getting one of the more common
questions out of the way.
In Assignment 1 the
questions were designed to get you thinking about your book idea
first in general terms, and then in specifics such as what
audience are you writing for, what do you want them to learn, how are they going to implement it and so on.
The
audience will enjoy an interactive experience, as the developers will be playing the game live for the very
first time - you will get a chance to help steer the action and make key choices - and ask the Deck Nine developers
questions in an open Q&A.
Japanese developer Koei Tecmo was the
first to make the discovery, stumbling upon it accidentally when answering
questions from the melon - thirsty
audience of their Dead or Alive series of boob - ogling bikini simulators.
These simultaneous, yet physically distanced actions raise
questions about the interpretation of artistic legacy over time, and emphasize the difficulty of expressing the specific context of 1970s Chile to an
audience that did not experience
first hand.
Built into the storefront windows, the piece is an interactive structure that invites the
audience to
question ideas about detention and surveillance, and is the artist's
first non-storm related work since Katrina.
In addition, I attended a town hall meeting for Rep. Greg Walden in The Dalles, Oregon in April where I was one of the
first people in the
audience to ask a
question to the Congressman.
That said, did any panel members or
audience question Ehrlich about his preference to which colour should be eliminated
first?
The
first post focused on
questions posed by The Green Leap Forward, and this second post summarized Dr. Tyfield's responses to
questions posted by the viewing
audience.
In response to a
question from the
audience (Legal Blog Watch's Robert Ambrogi, to be specific), Toobin speculated that 2nd Circuit Judge Sonia Sotomayor could become the Court's
first Hispanic Justice.
In crafting any communication, the
first question to answer is, «who is your
audience?»
When we
first launched the CyberTribunal, back in 1996, and tried to convey our objectives at various conferences on information technology law (thus before
audiences that could be considered informed), many legal practitioners
questioned the possibility of modeling mediation and arbitration procedures.