Sentence examples for conference founded from inspiring English sources

At the 2008 California Women's Conference, an annual conference founded and organized by Maria Shriver, Patrick and Nick sold rubber bracelets to raise money for charity.

Each year the MIT Sloan Sports Analytics conference, founded in 2006 and affectionately dubbed Geekapalooza, gets bigger and more prestigious.

This was the 19th annual installment of the Winter Music Conference, founded by a pair of South Florida D.J.'s, Bill Kelly and Louis Possenti.

The Big East, a high-gloss, all-basketball-all-the-time conference founded in 1979, faced with an exodus of football-playing colleges, needed a high-profile football team to keep the conference intact.

He joined the small Tunisian chapter of a group that became a rival to Ansar al-Sharia, the Ummah Conference, founded in 2004 as a network of chapters across the Arab countries.

The two-and-a-half day conference founded by Tony Perkins focused on trends in developing products for who he calls the Instant Messaging Generation.

My most memorable Hornik moment was when he dressed like Tattoo (see left) for the first Lobby conference in Hawaii– an invite-only conference he founded that industry superstars, well, lobby to get invited to every year.

Some historians have claimed that bosses from all over the country attended the conference and founded a national crime syndicate; however, accounts at the time of the conference indicated that it was only about a peace settlement between Moran and Capone in the wake of the Saint Valentine's Day Massacre.

That conference was founded, conveniently, by Mr. Pacini's wife, Carrie Pacini.

One is Presenter.com, an online conference center founded in 1998 by Eric Chen, a former Apple engineer.

Two years later he became assistant to the secretary of state and served as an adviser to the U.S. delegation to the San Francisco Conference that founded the UN.