Sentence examples for conference moving from inspiring English sources

Politico reported that Lewandowski "forcibly grabbed" Fields' arm when she tried asking Trump a question as he left the press conference, "moving her out of the way and nearly bringing her down to the ground".

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O.K.?" For the moment, it worked, and the press conference moved on.

The N.C.A.A. and the Atlantic Coast Conference moved sports championships out of the state.

Republicans retained their majority in the House, and the conference moved further to the right.

Then Dr. Ball was asked to examine what he would do differently and the conference moved on to the next case.

D3 Reshuffling the Leagues The university presidents of the Atlantic Coast Conference moved closer to expanding the league.

One reflection of the bishops' uneven record came last week when the conference moved to shore up the credibility of its Ad Hoc Committee on Sex Abuse.

This year the conference moved from New York, originally chosen because of its status as media capital of the United States, to Los Angeles, national home of the genre.

In 1982 the conference moved to Jackson Hole (which is in the Kansas City district) and persuaded Paul Volcker, then chairman of the Fed and an avid fly-fisherman, to attend.

The reserve Christen Greene had 14 points, Terah James 12 points and Ivy Gardner 10 as the Wolfpack (18-4, 9-2 Atlantic Coast Conference) moved within a half-game of Virginia with its fourth straight A.C.C. victory.