Sentence examples for conventions from from inspiring English sources
Pittsburgh has already hijacked three conventions from Cleveland.
Hughes's art became more "modernistic," less bound by conventions, from around 1960 on.
Rant videos can be seen as borrowing conventions from their 17th-century antecedents.
In 2008 I drove between the presidential conventions, from Denver to Minnesota.
The games, which generally each took about two months to develop, borrowed conventions from other successful games.
"I'm a mom!" said everyone who was one, at both Conventions, from Laura Ingraham to Kirsten Gillibrand.
We neither "come home at night" nor "turn on the news," anachronistic conventions from the heyday of 9-to-5 schedules and nightly broadcasts from Walter Cronkite.
The American Society of Travel Agents switched its November convention from Seville, Spain, to New York.
Democrats plan to gather for their convention from Sept. 4 through 6 in Charlotte, N.C.
The prime minister is barred by political convention from running again in 2015.
During the French Revolution, he was elected to the Convention from Pas-de-Calais.
