Sentence examples for called a workshop from inspiring English sources

What is called a workshop can be anything from short and sweet -- an afternoon's rehearsal and a quick reading by actors seated around a table -- to long and grueling, involving weeks of rehearsal, daily rewrites and advice from everyone from dramaturge to audience members.

(Bee-keeping collective, mixed focus group) I suggest you call a workshop for men to talk to them about what we are saying, perhaps if you talk to them, they will realise the importance of condom use.

What might politely be called a carpenter's workshop was in a nook of the master bedroom.

(I speak as someone who recently attended a workshop called A Space for White Folks Working Towards Racial Justice – every bit as eggy as it sounds – at a theatre conference in the US).

The BBC made me brave with regard to diversity – and way back in the early 1990s funded a workshop called A Step Forward that encouraged BAME writers to push on and get their material on air, in programmes such as The Real McCoy, Goodness Gracious Me and more.

I helped to run a workshop called "A Conversation About Being Multiracial".

"We can be called for a workshop and if I find that there are no allowances, I lose concentration … When I come back here and find a case related to the training, I will say that I cannot treat that patient because I did not learn anything from that training.

In January, she said, the firm held what brokers like to call an investment workshop at the library.

Call it a workshop, a barn or a shed".

But everything must be presented as hard work, which is why, when the chattering classes have a chat, they often call it a "workshop".

Jackson revealed that she was afraid to be seen as a glamorous young woman aiming to be an actress; she worked hard to get her diction right and called the workshop an orientation programme to get her used to the Telugu language.