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He came over to the table and stood in front of it as though it was a lectern.

But Bush is unlikely ever to escape the image of him cowering behind a lectern watched by an unruffled Iraqi prime minister, Nuri al-Maliki.

He got up from his chair like a condemned man and plodded to the lectern as though going to the guillotine.

One of the great things about not using a slide presentation is that you do not have to hide behind a lectern pressing the mouse.

An audience is dismayed to see a speaker peering down at a thick sheaf of papers on the lectern.

Mr Hu grimly gripped his lectern as Mr Obama delivered a statement in which he spoke of the universality of America's human-rights values.

Out of the blue, Miller invited me to the lectern to address his class.

Wearing a pin on his jacket that combined the flags of Kenya and the United States, Obama stood behind a brown wooden lectern.

Julian's classroom has windows on three sides and room for his desk as well as a separate lectern.

They fidgeted with his notes, played with the buttons of his shirt, and drummed on the lectern.

This time he got up from his chair and strode to the lectern confidently.

A decorative hanging for the front of an altar, a lectern, or a pulpit.

Whether you walk across the stage or stand behind a lectern, try to maintain good posture.

The disbelief fairly dripped from Mr. Obama as he stood at the West Wing lectern.

Staff will then drag a lectern into her office, where she will rehearse the speech with a teleprompter for days.

I don't mean you have to assume a parade. ground posture, but stand in a comfortable way, rather than hunching over the lectern.

An elevated platform, lectern, or stand used in preaching or conducting a religious service.

and that sits open on a slope like a church-lectern Bible.

The hymnal is controlled from a small screen in the pulpit or lectern and vicars can pre-program their playlist to match their services.

The lectern, the wooden ring, the pegs, and the cross in the ice are iridescent with thousands of colors.

Behind the crude lectern, off to a side, stands a curtained puppet theatre.

Three years ago at the same lectern here, Mr. Gates's predecessor, Donald H. Rumsfeld, bluntly criticized China's swift military buildup.

Having done more than 50 of such events as Tory leader, he is better at it than he is behind a lectern.

If you want to gesture, go ahead and gesture. Avoid minor hand movements that will be masked by the lectern.

Use the eye of the dragon on the last examined lectern .

A lectern and platform were set up on the east side , facing an array of seats arranged in a semicircle .

Holding your hands together, putting them in your pockets, or hanging onto the lectern will stop you gesturing.

A stand for holding the notes of a public speaker; a lectern.

Don't just stand behind the lectern , but move a step away to make a point.

After class, she rushed to the lectern to speak to the professor.

Clegg, the deputy prime minister, affected to walk away from the lectern, while Cameron jokingly cried out: "Come back! "

He is perfectly successful in the cross on the lectern, the gospel, and the drapery that hangs down from the lectern.

Create an atmosphere that is conducive to interaction - get rid of the podium and don't hide behind the lectern.

This delivers energy and conviction that can never be achieved from behind a lectern.

I was so nervous I had to clamp my hands to the lectern to steady my shaking body.

When you reach the lectern, don't lean on it, and don't rush into your speech.

"This is my country! " he roared as he shook his fist and pounded the lectern.

What equipment is available? (i. e. overhead projector, flip chart and chart paper, white board, table-top lectern, microphone, etc. )

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A lectern is to stand by the hole in the ice that is covered by the painted ring;