Sentence examples for education host from inspiring English sources

When we weren't scoffing canapés, we were asking our guests what they love about higher education: Host Paul Sinha, from ITV's The Chase, talked about how he saved lives by quitting medicine and created a brand new surprise category: "sexiest man in the room".

Her organization recently trained teachers from 25 different schools around the greater Dhaka area in STEM education, hosted a Grand STEM Innovation Fair with more than 700 students and educators, and helped to launch 20 Science and Environment Clubs across the country.

This is one of the Rethink public debates on the future of education hosted by the thinktank Agora and the Guardian.

Those test scores brought her fame — in 2009, the American Association of School Administrators named her superintendent of the year and Arne Duncan, the secretary of education, hosted her at the White House.

So it's no wonder that last Friday's conference on the future of legal education – hosted by the Inner Temple, which these days exists principally as a kind of private dining club for lawyers, while also providing scholarships for law students – was greeted with plenty of cynicism.

In 1906, the All India Muslim League was formed at the Ahsan Manzil, during a conference on liberal education hosted by Nawab Sir Khawja Salimullah.

It was only after attending an enlightening panel at The Center For Early Education hosted by Common Sense Media http://www.commonsensemedia.org/ that I figured out what to do.

The returns to education and host language proficiency seem to follow a similar pattern.

Intern employers with a focus on education often host internal networking sessions for interns to meet with other members of the office and learn in an informal environment.

- Doubling of international investment for education in host countries to expand and improve learning spaces, recruit additional teachers and slash the costs of getting children into classrooms.

Another important component is the improvement in socio-economic status partly attributable to access to education and host government social grants.