Sentence examples for delivered talks from inspiring English sources

Speaking in Korean, Mr. Park delivered talks that often ran two hours or more, to a group of 1,600 people, about 400 of whom were connected with the camp and had traveled from as far as Alaska to volunteer.

Three keynote speakers delivered talks on their cutting-edge research and shared their views and perspectives of their research fields.

During the two special sessions at InCoB2012, nine key researchers from PAPGI delivered talks about research progress, focusing on a proposed computational workflow to analyze the data.

They delivered talking points to Democratic state chairmen and to members of Congress.

The tiny charity specialises in going into schools to deliver talks about how to recognise the signs of forced marriage.

The slot will feature 100 key figures from the arts, media, politics and science including Germaine Greer, Lord Puttnam and Phil Redmond, delivering talks.

As well as delivering talks to help stroke prevention, Barry, of Chingford, also supervises new volunteers and helps coordinate the charity's events.

Using flowers mostly grown on her smallholding in Somerset, she sends about 1,500 bouquets a year by post, supplies countless arrangements for weddings, and delivers talks and workshops.

He regularly hosts teas for students, delivers talks before musical performances, gives interviews to the campus radio station, opens his house for Shabbat dinners, and eats in the cafeteria.

They can "let their Jane Austen freak flag fly" by dressing in costumes, drinking or eating foods or performing dances of the era, or they might write papers or deliver talks about the relevance of this author to contemporary society.

"But the foreign philosophers," laments Hurtado, "even those who visit our countries to deliver talks, very rarely quote us in their work.