Sentence examples for a usual session from inspiring English sources

"It was extremely awkward — not at all like a usual session," Ralph Fishkin, a Philadelphia-based analyst, told me, of his first encounter with a Skype patient in the flesh.

"It was extremely awkward not at all like a usual session," Ralph Fishkin, a Philadelphia-based analyst, told me, of his first encounter with a Skype patient in the flesh.

On September 23 , 1949 a group of White House correspondents was just leaving its usual session with Charles G. Ross, President Harry Truman's press secretary, when Ross's secretary told everyone to stick around.

The longer than usual session ended with David's parents taking part in a heated conversation, in which we fought David about his underlying motivation to start a fight rather than protect anyone from combat.

They insisted on playing their own instruments instead of employing the usual session musicians.

And rather than using the usual session professionals, Ms. Parton has lesser known but accomplished singers and musicians backing her this time, some of whom work at her theme park.

The program is available in Spanish and English for math and science, and the usual session is about 20 minutes, but students can go on as often as they want, she said.

Students completed the forms as part of their usual session evaluation that is not compulsory but is built into the session schedule.

In addition to treatment as usual, participants will also attend up to 15 weekly 50-minute CBT sessions over a period of 30 weeks as well as their treatment as usual sessions at the clinic.

After the usual sessions in the judge's chambers, true love, as it is acted by Gale Storm and Jackie Cooper, lifts its pretty head out of the gutter.

Representative Zoe Lofgren, Democrat of California, and the committee's incoming chairwoman, said that in addition to the usual sessions on hiring and ethics rules, lawmakers will receive extensive training this year on how to prevent and respond to sexual harassment — a response to a string of scandals that prompted the House to change its rules last year.