Sentence examples for conference stand from inspiring English sources

This was a good barometer for where the two conference stand in respect to the other: Clemson was 9-2, athe the A.C.C. Atlantic, and South Carolina was 9-2, second in the SEC East.

In particular NGI supported all young European researchers with free entrance and both the Dutch-based GeNeYouS and YEBN with a free conference stand.

Monday morning found him touring and posing among the official conference stands.

But Tranghese said that no such plans were under way and that the conference stood proudly on its own merit.

But this conference stood out by actually doing what many such gatherings do not: it put musicians first.

Richard Boucher, deputy secretary-general of the OECD and a former US state department diplomat, who was also at the press conference, stood by the gas price recommendation.

The event: This year's Ubisoft conference stood out from previous years because of its lack of an Assassin's Creed game, though we did get more information about the movie.

Diversity rating: 3/5 The event: This year's Ubisoft conference stood out from previous years because of its lack of an Assassin's Creed game, though we did get more information about the movie.

Although it has not been decided exactly when Rutgers will leave the Big East (most likely 2014) and even which division it will be in (probably the one with Penn State and Ohio State, among others), joining the conference stands to pay off for Rutgers in many ways.

In the larger picture, this conference stands at the intersection of closely connected emerging agendas at the Carr Center and the EJ Safra Center, as well as at the intersection of broader interests around Harvard in benefits and challenges from technological breakthroughs and artificial intelligence in particular.

Six months into his first term, President Obama — answering a shouted question at a White House news conference — stood up for Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. of Harvard after the African-American legal scholar and racial commentator was briefly arrested for disorderly conduct after trying to open the jammed lock on his own front door in Cambridge, Mass.