Sentence examples for discussion in front of from inspiring English sources
I'll be on Stephanopoulos tomorrow, panel discussion (in front of a live audience) of pancake recipes the economy (surprise).
At a meeting with Daniel Elie, the head of the government agency in charge of preserving Haiti's national heritage, the discussion in front of the plywood shack from which he and his staff have operated since January turned momentarily tense when his colleague and translator, Monique Rocourt, said she was fed up with hosting visiting advisers who came and did nothing.
Discussion In front of persisting imbalance between the needs and the number of grafts, removal of pediatric organs should be enhanced by optimizing children potential donors and their families management.
After a preview of Camp X-Ray, Thane Rosenbaum -- Director of The Forum on Law Culture & Society at NYU School of Law -- moderated a provocative discussion in front of a packed house of students.
I've decided to ask him to meet me in Seattle on Sept 10th, from 1-3 PM, and have an open discussion in front of a public audience about the different ways he and I view scripture".
At candlelight vigils and dormitory discussions in front of large-screen television sets, many talked late into the night debating how to defend the liberty that many have taken for granted.
Although we cannot directly make the connection, we predict that increased comfort in peer discussions could indicate elevated willingness to participate in peer discussions relative to discussions in front of the whole class.
Although if that was the case, why did three managers then go on to have a long and intense discussion right in front of us without a glance in our direction?
But Mr. Hickman said that parents and children can have the same discussions "seated in front of the computer, the electronic hearth, as I like to call it".
Third, there is a spectrum of active-learning approaches, and the extent to which the instructor makes the classroom student-centered will likely impact the extent to which students feel comfortable participating in peer discussions and in front of the whole class.
