Sentence examples for * conferred in from inspiring English sources

At the second of these, at Atherstone in Warwickshire, they conferred "in what sort to arraign battle with King Richard, whom they heard to be not far off".

The women conferred in rapid Arabic.

McKellen's knighthood, conferred in 1991, proved "a wonderful gift".

Bankers conferred in whispers; some quietly fiddled with résumés.

Later, the generals conferred in a large room with green couches and chairs with gold trim.

Whitbread awards, established in 1971, have been conferred in their current format since 1985.

They examined the prisoners and conferred in French, so as not to be understood.

Personality, in other words, is conferred in the service of plot, not truth.

The two leaders conferred in the morning, and then attended a cabinet meeting.

Had Sir Peter gone soft in his knighthood (conferred in 1987)?

Petrela and Xhumari conferred in low voices, and I guessed they were deciding where to open the skull.