Sentence examples for * colloquium from inspiring English sources

Dr. Overton starts a colloquium.

By the next colloquium, Perelmann's son wore sixteen hats.

The CUNY Graduate Center has a colloquium every Wednesday that draws philosophers from the area's institutions.

The New Yorker, October 10, 1936 P. 59 Dr. Overton starts a colloquium.

Some men not men, troglodytes say that the COLLOQUIUM is nothing but a tarted-up colloquy.

— Ian Frazier, "The Temperature of Hell: A Colloquium" (July 20 , 2009 PRIVATE RYAN: (breathless) Infantry!

(A colloquium is a sort of writing workshop for graduate students).

But his opening statement with regard to our colloquium is problematic.

At our next brown-bag colloquium, Perelmann's son claimed to wear "four hats".

At the Colloquium, books and ideas were thrown open to discussion; almost every approach was tolerated.

"It was awe-inspiring," the historian Fritz Stern, a 1946 alumnus of the Colloquium, recalled recently.