Sentence examples for end of conference from inspiring English sources

Would she survive to the end of conference?

Scoring averages typically fall by a half point to almost a full point by the end of conference play because games are more competitive.

One way to uncover this information is by allowing for unstructured structured time at the beginning or end of conference calls to encourage casual conversation.

The Cyclones stumbled leading up to the Big 12 tournament (2-6 near the end of conference play) due to injuries suffered by senior Marial Shayok and Lindell Wigginton.

There is a sense of spring in people's steps and a veritable spring in Charles Kennedy's step and that was in evidence in the self-confident performance at the end of conference".

Announcement of GeeknRolla Startup Competition Winners Closing remarks and end of conference.

Corbyn's tone in his end-of-conference speech was rather different.

It was the completion of a circle – her birth was announced at an end-of-conference speech.

This sudden humility was not unconnected with their end-of-conference call for the world to spend a billion dollars on a global centre for climate modelling.

And now, just as Ed Miliband would have wanted, he and the Labour party have an end-of-conference opinion poll bounce following his One Nation pitch in Manchester on Tuesday.

General Sir Richard Dannatt, the former chief of the general staff, is due to be formally named as an adviser to the Conservatives as David Cameron delivers his rallying end-of-conference speech later today.