Sentence examples for early conferences from inspiring English sources

Instead, the company screened those who attended its early conferences about contracting work and asks 15 to 20 selected companies to bid on specific jobs.

While Iribe and Luckey held a major presence during the keynotes at early conferences, last year, only Mitchell took to the stage.

(Besides publishing original articles and sustaining lengthy debates, this journal featured selected proceedings of their early conferences and documented the lecture series of the Verein Ernst Mach and the Berlin Society as well as their international congresses).

In one of the early conferences, I realised I was sitting next to Roel Ezendam, co-founder and designer at RageSquid and creator of one of my favourite titles of the year so far, Action Henk.

Dissemination of these results was accomplished through early conferences and publications on low-lead toxicity; for example, an NIEHS-sponsored conference in 1974, the proceedings of which were published that same year in Environmental Health Perspectives.

The second intriguing game pits Washington and California, with both teams jockeying for early conference position.

An early conference loss would be a lot for either team to bounce back from.

Telegraphy had led to an early conference in Paris in 1865 that created what later became the International Telecommunications Union.

Hefner allowed the next two batters to reach, on a single and a walk, bringing the pitching coach Dan Warthen out for an early conference.

One bright morning, just after an early conference call and before being driven to the office in a chauffeured Mercedes, Mazumdar-Shaw sat on her terrace with her husband, John Shaw, eating a breakfast of sliced fruit.

^Final Poll = ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll No Big Ten teams won any major early conference tournaments.