Sentence examples for conferred for from inspiring English sources
The judge and the lawyers conferred for about 10 minutes.
This year the awards will be conferred for innovation across six separate categories.
Vikse, Maloney, and Lowry conferred for a few minutes, and then Vikse looked up at the ceiling.
Later, in both England and France, the style became a title of honour, conferred for distinguished military service.
He helped his adoptive home earn the sobriquet "Londonistan", conferred for what many saw as indulgence towards Islamic radicals.
1961 Nehru and Khrushchev Confer Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev conferred for two and a half hours today on the worrisome situation in Berlin and the dangers involved in the renewal of nuclear tests.
They twiddle knobs, pull levers, mutter and confer for one and half hours over this.
Officers at NORAD would confer for an additional three minutes, checking sensors to decide if an attack was actually occurring.
The votes are the reward that Americans confer for gravitas — the stature and experience that reassures them their would-be president can safeguard them from unforeseen events.
The college, one of the world's leading music conservatories, has signed a partnership with the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts to confer, for the first time, its degree outside of Britain.
PAGE A7 U.S. TO MEET WITH ISRAEL The Israeli defense minister, Ehud Barak, and George J. Mitchell, the Obama administration's Middle East envoy, will confer for the second time in a week to pursue regional peace efforts, a senior Israeli official said.
