Sentence examples for conference playing from inspiring English sources

A reminder: DealBook's sixth-annual conference, Playing for the Long Term, is on Nov. 9.

King made courtroom references throughout the news conference, playing off the fact that Lewis took Rahman to court to force the rematch.

While Mr. McCall was a fixture at the conference, playing host to receptions and shaking hands throughout the weekend, his opponent for the Democratic nomination, Andrew M. Cuomo, a former United States housing secretary, was less visible.

Alabama won the rest of its games and trounced L.S.U., 21-0, in a title-game rematch that marked the pinnacle of the SEC's reign over college football: two teams from the same division, within the same conference, playing each other for a second time, for the championship.

In the autumn of 1946, a year before Jackie Robinson broke the racial barrier in major league baseball, Willis joined the newly formed Browns of the fledgling All-America Football Conference, playing guard on offense and middle guard — akin to today's noseguard — on defense.

Mr. Harris had accidentally turned on his tape recorder during a news conference, playing bits of an earlier political rally, and the mayor did not hold back, even when the City Council speaker pointed out that Mr. Harris was in a wheelchair.

Playing most nights with just eight available bodies, Detroit started conference play with a 1-4 record.

On Tuesday, the conference played host to dueling news conferences between Huawei and the United States.

North Atlantic Conference played its first round in virtual privacy today.

In many communities, a conference plays a significant role as a prime venue for information exchange and interaction (Garud, 2008).

Wenger in his pre-match press conference played down the landmark "unless they guarantee[d] trophies".