Sentence examples for a talk on a from inspiring English sources

Belgrade's City Architect, Dejan Vasovic, presented a talk on a number of projects in various stages of development.

In the years before having a child, I'd fly to New York or Los Angeles to appear on television or give a talk on a moment's notice.

It's the modern festival experience: Ben Watt from Everything But the Girl giving a talk on a book he's written about his parents, following Paul Morley speaking on David Bowie, above a pub in Aldgate East.

This crowd of 50 or so has gathered in the office of Studio ABK, a small architectural firm in the Ninth Square neighborhood, to listen to a talk on a local design problem.

A young teacher at a local private school with an idea for brightening the mid-morning lunch period by having one student each day bring an example of his or her hobby and talk about it; the first day it was a talk on a Swiss chalet miniature, the second, a clipping on the latest child marriage in Tennessee.

By Eugene Kinkead and Harold Ross The New Yorker, February 6 , 1943P. 9 A young teacher at a local private school with an idea for brightening the mid-morning lunch period by having one student each day bring an example of his or her hobby and talk about it; the first day it was a talk on a Swiss chalet miniature, the second, a clipping on the latest child marriage in Tennessee.

In his late teens, Warwick Cairns went to a talk on an estate in Harlow New Town.

Have the kids study a different career and do a talk on the one of their choice.

For example, one could volunteer to give a talk on their research to a patient-advocacy group for a particular disease.

Carolyn Yackel, one of the genre's pioneers, gave a talk on how to knit a pair of hyperbolic trousers.

Once I gave a talk on women, I would be a 'woman executive'.