Sentence examples for are conferences from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of consulting together formally; serious conversation or discussion; interchange of views.
And that's the least of it: there are conferences, seminars, encounters with random academics.
A new journal, Leviathan, is devoted solely to his work; the Melville Society is thriving, and there are conferences galore.
There are 80-90 schools involved across the capital and there are conferences for members of SLT and for heads of English and maths.
The website offers information on treatment options, from surgery to smell training using essential oils; there are conferences where anosmics can meet others who understand the condition.
Experiments must be approved by institutional review boards, and researchers routinely exchange data — there are conferences every week in nearly every scientific discipline for that very purpose.
There are conferences called think events, for major advertisers and business partners, and a Web site called "think insights" for marketers who are interested in research on consumer impressions.
It was: 'Conference is over!
And did you know it's conference championship weekend?
"That first 30 minutes was conference-champion worthy," Tomlin said.
A highly popular variety in England and the Netherlands is Conference.
