Sentence examples for at the same session from inspiring English sources

To Jennifer Krinsky, who was at the same session, "it was so blatant that so much of it was crafted".

At the same session in Riverhead, 12 legislators voted to declare the park a "dark sky park," restricting the use of artificial lighting there.

At the same session in which she criticized Russia about the helicopters, Mrs. Clinton foresaw a positive role for Moscow on Iran.

But the findings, to be described today in New Orleans as part of a symposium at the American Psychiatric Association's annual meeting, conflict with those of another study also to be presented at the same session.

At the same session, European, Korean and Japanese researchers presented papers that explored the challenges arising from experimental circuitry so small that the behavior of individual electrons -- either in wave or particle form -- controls how the device functions.

At the same session, Dr. Pierluigi Belli of the University of Rome reiterated his group's findings and, like Dr. Gaitskell, submitted to lengthy questioning by other scientists in attendance.

That theme runs through Okkervil River's 2005 album, "Black Sheep Boy," "The Stage Names" from 2007 and its new album, "The Stand Ins," which was recorded at the same sessions as "The Stage Names" but easily stands on its own.

Interestingly, it is easy to hear these differences, but the effect is minimised by mixing the eras up so that only two consecutive tracks (Trampled Under Foot and Kashmir) were recorded at the same sessions.

Much of Elvis In Memphis, as well as "Suspicious Minds", cut at the same sessions, reflected his new rock and soul fusion.

Consisting of three tracks recorded at the same sessions as the duo's forthcoming long-player Amber, its turquoise sleeve was sealed with a black sticker that bore the following message: "Warning.

At the same sessions, the participants completed four cognitive tests: Matrix Reasoning, Block Design, Letter-Number Sequencing, and Digit Span Backward, all of which measure 'fluid' aspects of intelligence that decline during old age [8].