Sentence examples for chaired events from inspiring English sources
For what it's worth, I've chaired events with him a couple of times and met him on a handful of others.
She's had a busy few months chairing events for the "Genetic Futures" initiative, part of the 50th anniversary celebrations of the discovery of the structure of DNA.
Peter Davies, Commissioner for Sustainable Futures, is chairing events across Wales and suggests a different approach to "top down" decision making for the next 15 years, which involves people at the grassroots as much as possible.
On Friday, I chaired two events.
Simon Jenkins of the Guardian chaired the event.
They were joined by Peter Walker, who writes the Guardian cycling blog, and cycling journalist Laura Laker, who chaired the event.
John Mulholland, editor of the Observer, chaired the event and brought with him four panellists to test Mason's ideas.
One of my fondest memories was when I chaired an event of hers at the Edinburgh book festival.
Under the guidance of Picador editor and fellow poet Don Paterson, who chaired her event, Tempest said she is discovering differences between writing for the stage and the page.
Labour peer Ruth Lister, who chaired the event, says: "All too often the voices of the people hurt by damaging and divisive social security policies are silenced or marginalised.
Huhne "chaired" the event (ie he called the questioners – I use inverted commas because he was standing up), but Warsi didn't seem to mind.
