Sentence examples for event affords from inspiring English sources
Now in its fifth year, the event affords access to some two hundred sites of architectural and cultural significance.
The event affords an entertaining (if overlong) evening's television in celebration of an art form that speaks to the world like no other, as well as a chance to enjoy some pretty frocks.
This quarterly event affords participants in the program the opportunity to observe, ask questions, learn more about the chamber music repertoire, and even participate in musical decision-making.
AEA has migrated from idyllic Monterey to the more formal, sunny harbor of San Diego, and this industry sponsored three-day event affords investors maximum flexibility, with each company presenting multiple times in a small, open seating atmosphere.
Imagine if consumers cannot travel to an event, afford it or, in Glastonbury's case, actually buy the tickets (they sold out in 30 minutes), they can still be in the thick of the action thanks to VR.
Like the majority of the cotillion crowd, Ms. Moran and Mr. Cohen said that although the event afforded them a nifty opportunity to dress up and hit the town with their dogs -- usually possible only on trips to Paris -- they came for a more noble reason.
Chairman and founder Reid Hoffman was this week in London to speak at MediaTech and an Oxford University event, affording him ample opportunity to visit News Corp executives here.
Near-miss events afford early detection of possible system weaknesses and provide an early chance at correction.
These events afforded al-Nāṣir and his successors only a brief respite from dangers arising in the east.
At their best, they can be magical events, affording a unique insight into a writer's work and craft and prompting the reader to return to their books renewed, informed and inspired.
Also, the International Olympic Committee's rented academics come to town and set up think tanks and cultural events, affording the illusion that we are really in Athens and Pericles is our mayor.
