Sentences with phrase «lecterns in»

Tabletop lecterns often are available in styles and materials to complement full - size lecterns in use elsewhere in the restaurant.

On the pulpit or lectern in Protestant churches is a Bible, which, if the symbolism is rightly maintained, ought to be an open Bible.

From the lectern in the Common Council chambers, the mayor, who has stressed Midtown's pivotal role in the city's overall economic fate, laid out a wide - ranging multi-stage vision, which would draw in public, private and philanthropic

«Our work has resulted in a plan that addresses the magnitude of our city's affordability crisis by encouraging smart, sustainable affordable housing production,» said Melissa Mark - Viverito, the Council speaker, standing at a lectern in the rotunda of City Hall on Monday to announce the details of the deal.

Inside this tomb, he finds a strange small pyramidal rock on a excavated lectern in the rock with a lot of puzzling hieroglyphs.

Samantha Fuentes, who was wounded in the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, proved that Saturday afternoon when she threw up behind the lectern in the middle of an impassioned speech to thousands in Washington.

Not exact matches

That day, as he stood behind the speaker's lectern, he felt like an Israelite in exile called upon to sing for his Babylonian captors.

Because the frail Graham no longer has the strength to speak behind a lectern, his enduring message of salvation through Jesus Christ came in the form of «The Cross,» a 30 - minute DVD that made its debut at the celebration.

Electric lights are dimmed, and the primary light in the building comes from hundreds of candles on the high altar and the chancel rail, around the lectern and pulpit.

Nor is it that television has replaced religion «s information - giving role, though it is true, as Tawney says, that in the Geneva of Calvin «s day, the pulpit was both lectern and press, while today the church «s monopoly on information has been effectively usurped by the mass media.

When he arrived, he noticed that the lectern from which he would deliver his homily had a banner hanging in the front declaring «Love is God.»

Father Luther's careful handwriting, small and precise, gives both his own personal thoughts and the notes he made to remind him what he wanted to say in his lectures when he had the great tome in front of him on a lectern, and the young men, not so very much younger than he, looking up expectantly from the benches.

On the opposite wall, at the entrance to the synagogue area, the lectern is draped in African cloth and surrounded by Ethiopian ceremonial standards.

Beyond the Host Stand — Special Use Lecterns Lecterns can also be essential tools in other areas of your restaurant for both your staff and your customers: Valet Stands — An attractive, weatherproof lectern provides a secure point of contact for arriving customers.

The most traditional décor settings may call for a solid wood lectern, although a high quality veneer can blend in well and offer practical advantages for cost and mobility.

For the easiest storage solution, tabletop lecterns are even available in folding designs that can be collapsed, carried, and stored flat.

Finally, consider a lectern with discreetly hidden casters to allow for ease in mobility.

For outdoor patio or other dining areas, polyurethane lecterns offer the practicality of a weatherproof material available in a virtually limitless range of colors.

Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary whose early tenure has prompted political fireworks and late - night parodies, may be struggling to settle in behind the lectern.

When Kinnock chose to take on his critics, he stood at the lectern at Labour conference, in the full glare of the television lights, and faced them down.

Just as Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid finished his prepared remarks at a news conference in the Capitol, a reporter's phone sitting on the lectern began to ring.

Dana Balter, at lectern, speaks at a press event Tuesday in Syracuse.

When Charles's parents died and Charles said a few words in the church, he wouldn't come up here to the lectern but insisted on speaking outside the sanctuary, from the floor.

In this view from the camera riser, looking away from the lectern on the boardwalk where Mayor de Blasio spoke, the «free speech zone» is faintly visible deep in the center of the picture and close to the white trucks on Shore Front ParkwaIn this view from the camera riser, looking away from the lectern on the boardwalk where Mayor de Blasio spoke, the «free speech zone» is faintly visible deep in the center of the picture and close to the white trucks on Shore Front Parkwain the center of the picture and close to the white trucks on Shore Front Parkway.

«Let me tell you about some deals I did with Lenny,» Zucker, 86, told the hundreds of people in attendance from the lectern.

Ed Balls» other half is becoming an imposing figure on the landscape of the left - even if she did use a lectern for her conference speech in Manchester this morning.

Warren took to the lectern Monday evening in front of a room of supporters at Brue Coffee House on Genesee Street.

There's lecturing, of course: standing in front of the class talking and writing on the board with chalk or dry - erase markers, or at a lectern watching your PowerPoint slides flicker by.

The village church where Strickland is buried has images of turkeys depicted in stained - glass windows, a carved lectern and even stone sculptures on the walls.

A lot of lecterns are fitted with plenty of drawers and cupboards, but a quick check of the one in our main science theatre last week revealed a jumble of forgotten handouts from a conference, an expensive but chalky calculator, several well chewed pens, some overhead projection transparencies with print so minute that I took one and frightened my students with it, a pair of prescription spectacles (abandoned, perhaps, because their owner couldn't read the words on the screen?)

OXFORD, U.K. — Behind locked doors in one of the oldest libraries in Europe, two dozen scholars mill around a conference table where rare medieval manuscripts perch on lecterns, illuminated by natural light streaming in from floor - to - ceiling windows.

Just minutes later, a bomb explodes in the Munich Bürgerbräukeller, immediately behind the Führer's lectern, killing eight people.

A few of the graduates of Santa Monica College turn their backs in protest as Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, at lectern, delivers a commencement address on June 14.

Standing at the lectern of Arizona State University's SkySong conference center in April, investment banker Michael Moe exuded confidence as he kicked off his second annual confab of education startup companies and venture capitalists.

However, the comparative difficulty of producing video lectures gives online teachers an opportunity that onsite teachers haven't fully realized: To step away from the lectern and bring active learning into their teaching in a richer and more meaningful way.

In the next scene, this same figure is at a lectern, a glinting microphone before him, passionately exhorting the crowd.

In addition to reading, writing, and arithmetic, the murderous monster behind the lectern will teach his students everything he knows about the assassination game.

Standing behind a lectern, but in front of an open doorway, the governor of the Bank of England appeared as though trapped inside a box.

Audio / visual equipment available for meetings at Trappeur's Crossing include an LCD projector and screen, lectern with built - in sound system, telephone enabled for conference calls, television, VCR and DVD player.

In a piece of theatre that foreshadowed the cruelly funny PlayStation 4 game - sharing video produced by Shuhei Yoshida in 2013, Race calmly approached the lectern, put his notes down and said «$ 299»In a piece of theatre that foreshadowed the cruelly funny PlayStation 4 game - sharing video produced by Shuhei Yoshida in 2013, Race calmly approached the lectern, put his notes down and said «$ 299»in 2013, Race calmly approached the lectern, put his notes down and said «$ 299».

Comprised of a lectern bearing a McMaster - Carr, the most comprehensive hardware catalogue in circulation, this work literalizes Sachs's devotion to process and protocol, which goes beyond mere mental discipline and seemingly enters the realm of arousal.

And, in fact, Schapiro's improvisatory, almost performative work at the lectern shaped a generation of art historians, as well as the artists who would sit in on his lectures at the New School.

In their first show with the gallery since 2009, artist duo Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla present a show focused on three works that represent the breadth of their collaborative multimedia practice and explore existential themes — a sculptural installation made from acrylic lecterns, dinosaur bones, and the remains of extinct species; a performance in which three vocalists whistle at a four - billion - year - old rock; and a sound work based on recordings of breatIn their first show with the gallery since 2009, artist duo Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla present a show focused on three works that represent the breadth of their collaborative multimedia practice and explore existential themes — a sculptural installation made from acrylic lecterns, dinosaur bones, and the remains of extinct species; a performance in which three vocalists whistle at a four - billion - year - old rock; and a sound work based on recordings of breatin which three vocalists whistle at a four - billion - year - old rock; and a sound work based on recordings of breath.

A steel lectern picks up your spoken word, Google language software converts it to text, and then you see your thoughts and feelings (or in my case, «Annette») crawl up Hull's iconic tidal barrier down the street in a large dot - matrix font.

Italian art itself was born out of the marriage of these opposites, since sculpture was painted in Greece and hence in Rome, but also in Siena, in the work of Jacopo or Valdambrino, with their large frames and lecterns.

With TNT blowing up the Black Hills behind him, he reached for a bottle of spring water at the lectern and, garnering only scattered audience cheers, poured the contents over his head in a final flourish.

LEONARDO Di CAPRIO - hit the lectern at the State Department in Washington DC speaking at the «Our Ocean» conference to address environmental issues.

«Too often we see him stand behind a lectern somewhere and earnestly repeat a whole lot of pseudo scientific waffle in the vague hope that he will be believed.

The At the Lectern blog specializes in following the actions and rulings of the California Supreme Court.

Over the course of my two - year stint, I always spoke from behind the lectern with my hands firmly attached to the sides in a white knuckle grip as I read from my notes.