Sentence examples for a conference session from inspiring English sources

- Keeping up: Zuckerman always posts within 15 minutes after the end of a conference session.

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In a conference session, Eric Sheninger made a simple, yet insightful, declaration: When we put the interests of our students first, then the answers to our most vexing questions about education become clear.

By 2006, the companies plan to offer the ability to start a conference session from desktop applications like Microsoft Office with a few clicks of a computer mouse, said Anupam Sahai, the director of system architecture and technology for Polycom.

Cory Doctorow, a science fiction writer and blogger who has experienced this back-channeling at several international technology meetings, likens the chatter to what happens in the corridor just after people leave a conference session.

"There are so many people on YouTube who are really interested in talking about books," said Vliegenthart during a conference session on social media, in which she encouraged publishers to explore the "BookTube" community.

The best part about ADE Aruba is that you can emerge from the water, step past a few casually chillin' flamingoes, and 50 feet later you're in a cabana at an ADE conference session, enjoying a talk about the future of Caribbean dance music.

Peggy's breast cancer storyline was devised at the suggestion of a scriptwriter in a story conference session and, according to the production staff, was an idea "that had been knocking about for a long time".

Case studies in neonatal care and a fractured neck of femur pathway highlight PPI's contribution to model design and validation, but a recent conference session also identified a number of obstacles.

At a recent conference session discussing holacracy, hosted by WPP, a giant marketing conglomerate, one of the topics was, "Should we depose Sir Martin Sorrell?", a reference to the man who built and runs the group.

Mellon initiated the idea for the inquiry after chairing a BASW conference session at which England's most senior family judge, Sir James Munby, spoke on the culture of family courts, prompting an outpouring of concerned comments from social workers.