Sentence examples for Put on a workshop from inspiring English sources

At the Donmar in London last year, the actors Rosalie Craig and Michelle Terry put on a workshop piece, Becoming: Part One.

On the strength of her recording of it, and the baritone Vernon Hartman's rendition of a number for Elmer, Boston Lyric Opera, in conjunction with the Boston Music Theater Project, agreed to put on a workshop production of the first act in February 1992.

Earlier, Thale Blanc put on a workshop to teach children about design and philanthropy.

The two universities will get a chance to show their stuff while working together to put on a workshop for the Young Singers of Orange County, a nonprofit children's choir.

Partly in response to this large proportion of new faces, United Russia will put on a two-day workshop on lawmaking and budget policy to train their new legislators.

Last November, the New York University School of Medicine, also with support from AAAS and ScienceCareers.org, put on a two-day workshop, Management Skills for Scientists, open to 25 people.

In March this year, Acumen and IDEO put on a three-day workshop in Hyderabad with Indian water entrepreneurs and came up with five proposals that would be tested for two months beginning in May.

"It was great to learn what it takes to put on an extension workshop and work with a class of people for the entire week," said Springer.

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On the afternoon ahead of 222-32, the organizers put on a series of workshops and lectures on the concept of nudism and naturism as a lifestyle, offering anyone who'd be attending that evening a chance to meet the organizers and get a better sense of why the world could do with more nudist clubs.

The logical extension of this is the Radar Radio Academy – set up to reach out to London's budding and burgeoning music scene, the Academy is pairing with Smirnoff to put on a series of DJ workshop sessions, aiming to uncover the sound of the city's tomorrow.