Examples of 'minutes to present' in a sentence

Meaning of "minutes to present"

minutes to present: This phrase indicates that there is a limited amount of time available to showcase or deliver something, typically within a few minutes

How to use "minutes to present" in a sentence

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minutes to present
He has eight minutes to present his proposals.
Each company will have six minutes to present.
You have ten minutes to present your chosen skill.
Regroup and give each group a maximum of five minutes to present their case.
Six minutes to present.
And we only have ten minutes to present.
Candidates have ten minutes to present themselves, with particular emphasis on their past research activities.
You will have three minutes to present.
Than 10 minutes to present testimony or to submit documentary evidence.
Each company was given five minutes to present their company.
The speech is memorized and each speaker is allowed a minimum of 3 minutes to present.
They are given three minutes to present their question.
Stay focused, because each speaker will have only 10 minutes to present.
Give us a few minutes to present ourselves.
Brownlow asked to appear before the Veterans Board for five minutes to present his proposal.

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Allowed only fifteen minutes to present his argument on the.
C, At the Supreme Court of Canada, interveners are granted ten minutes to present arguments.
Each of you will have three minutes to present their petition to the house.
The Venezuelans, though, were given only five minutes to present.
The team will have eight minutes to present their alternatives and recommendation.
Yes . Each individual or group will be allowed 10 minutes to present.
The students had eight minutes to present their findings.
Cynosura took place from the 6th to 8 November, with the speakers allotted 21 minutes to present.
Each team is allowed five minutes to present their progress.
We have 45 minutes to present a viable solution.
Speakers will have 5 minutes to present.
They have 10 minutes to present their solution to a team of judges.
They are then given one or two minutes to present the solution.
Each house has 15 minutes to present a piece that includes elements of music, drama, and dance.
Each person will have up to five minutes to present their work.
You will have 7-10 minutes to present your report on the situation in your country.
Structure, Each panellist will have 10 minutes to present their case.
You have 10 minutes to present your chosen skill.
I just got off the phone with Washington . We have 45 minutes to present a viable solution.
Each presenter gets 7 minutes to present on a very eclectic blend of their genius.
Yes . Each individual will be allowed 10 minutes to present.
Each team will have five minutes to present its plans to the judges.
You have 10 minutes to present your idea for your company . Can you convince the jury?
Both parties will have thirty minutes to present their arguments.
Each team will have 20 minutes to present their case analysis and recommendations.
Each group should be allowed five minutes to present their information.
O Teams were given 8-10 minutes to present the outcomes from their brainstorming efforts.
They then have an average of 5 minutes to present their solution.
You will have 10 minutes to present your comments.
Each side will have 30 minutes to present.
Each Team will have 15 minutes to present their idea to the group.
Each team will have five minutes to present their ideas.
Each speaker will be given seven minutes to present his or her proposal.
Another member takes five to ten minutes to present a problem to the group.
Each group gets up to 7 minutes to present their scenario.

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