Sentence examples for conferences back from inspiring English sources

And just like news conferences back home, the topic quickly turned to the encampment at Zuccotti Park.

Having brought its party conferences back to this Lancashire gem after boycotting it for a while on the grounds that it was so naff, Labour, it seems, has now resolved to turn its back on the town once more.

He got positively misty-eyed about high jinks at bygone party conferences, back when nobody paid attention to what they were up to – so you can only imagine how he'd get about his vision of Thanet circa 1965.

Luckily for those who missed it, or slept through the business hours, I survived the 11-day marathon of the two conferences back-to-back to bring you this breakdown of what the tech world needs to know about SXSW Music.

Then he strode away from the conference back toward the busy coffee shop, where greenback bills remained abundant.

"You can't live your whole life behind your phone bro," Lawrence told a reporter at a press conference back stage.

Hence the somewhat tongue-in-cheek statement of the 1 January date (which was decided upon at a conference back in July 2013).

I first heard Ed Miliband use that example to argue against "the tyranny of 'that's Old Labour'" at the party conference back in 2005.

"They're very hardworking, dedicated, creative people that really appreciate the fact they have a job," Puzder told an American Enterprise Institute conference back in 2013.

Then, I was at a live music conference back in March and Michael Eavis stood up and told everyone that the festival didn't make any money for the first 11 years.

PHILADELPHIA — The Big East, in a effort to pull the conference back from the brink, moved to extend invitations to several universities after a unanimous vote by the league presidents at their annual meeting Tuesday.