The phrase "during our workshops" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a specific time or event that occurred while the workshops were taking place. Example: "During our workshops, we learned new techniques for managing stress and improving our productivity."
The women were so full of their own creative energy and ideas during our workshops, yet I had to witness them return everyday to their lives as an incarcerated person.
Towards that end, I and my colleagues, Barbara E. Warkentine and Antonios Pappantoniou, developed and self-published an Educator's Guide to Riverine Studies with Special Reference to the Bronx River and its Fish Fauna, which we freely distributed to the teachers during our workshops.
During our workshops, some stakeholders emphasized that the message conceived seems to be that, based on the current (dominant) agricultural model, improving host plant resistance is the best strategy to fight late blight, and that GM is the only means to develop potato varieties with durable resistance to late blight that also satisfy consumer demands.
Throughout the day today both during our workshop and after, I have been specifically thinking about "zooming in" and how it can relate to what I will be teaching next year (5th & 6th grade science).
This intersection was highlighted during our Workshop class in which Terrell Frazier discussed the role oral history can have in understanding the collective impact of movements and how these personal narratives can provide context and perspective behind movements.
This process will be outlined during our workshop series.
As the DeepLens team stressed during our workshop, even developers who have never worked with machine learning can take the existing templates and easily extend them.
11 This happened during our workshop, as illustrated by this intervention: The whole point of synthetic biology is to take the pain out of molecular biology, because it's a painful process.
The virtues I feel being modeled in his in-class comments and demeanor, in his notes, and during our after-workshop meetings—are subtle and profound.
The virtues I feel being modeled — in his in-class comments and demeanor, in his notes, and during our after-workshop meetings — are subtle and profound.
These decisions were made as a group during our previous workshop, but it's obvious now that ZUMIX staff should have been consulted.
