Sentence examples for conferences well from inspiring English sources

Though a committed Labour party member, and a regular attender of PLP meetings and annual conferences well into his 90s, he saw politics less as a career and more as part of a moral crusade.

Both are understated, quiet stalwarts in their party conferences, well liked by other members, and not the kind to run over another member to get a committee chairmanship; nor have they been dogged with reports of indiscretion or tomfoolery like so many of their colleagues over the decades.

Despite the high-heeled boots she often wears, other scientists tower over her at conferences; well into her 40s she was sometimes still mistaken as a postdoc because of her youthful looks.

Hence, obituaries, book reviews, articles about health ethics, politics or economy, readers' letters, reports on injuries, juridical and police inquiries, announcements of future conferences, well-being/fitness articles and medical advertisements were all discarded.

Somaliland wishes the conference well.

Ms. Blank remembers the conference well.

From a Karzai press conference: Well, I have been in government for seven years.

But how do you win a press conference?! Well, it's just the way people talk," he says.

If you're wondering what high-ranking Pentagon officials were doing at an investment conference, well, suffice to say that this was not a question on the minds of the people in this room.

"If anybody has been harboring doubts about the status of U.S. leadership in space," John P. Holdren, the president's science adviser, said at the news conference, "well, there's a one-ton automobile-size piece of American ingenuity.

Tomorrow Google will unveil at a press conference, well, something.