lectern

Example Sentences

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Standing at a lectern at the school’s University Club, Davidson presented the agency’s plan to explore an auditing process.

From Washington Post

Reading her text from behind a lectern, Finley is in turn impassioned, mocking, beseeching, goofy, coy.

From New York Times

Washington selected Iowa State center Stephanie Soares, but she wasn’t a Mystic long enough to walk to the lectern for her first news conference as a professional.

From Washington Post

Ms Johnson stood alongside Mr Jones and Mr Pearson as they led chants from the lectern on the House floor through a bullhorn.

From BBC

Rapping his hand on the lectern, he echoed the chants from a week ago: “No action, no peace.”

From New York Times