Sentence examples for expo where from inspiring English sources

For the past three years it has hosted a circular economy expo, where pupils are tasked with developing solutions that make better use of resources and materials.

Her goal, she said, was "to get people to collaborate and make it like a New York expo where all of the galleries participate".

This weekend, many of the world's leading coffee professionals are in Australia, for the Melbourne International Coffee Expo, where McCarthy is the U.S. contestant at the World Brewers Cup.

Klimt was deeply influenced by the turn-of-the-century filmmaker Georges Méliès (Gunther Gillian), whom he meets in the 1900 Paris Expo where Klimt is awarded a gold medal for his work "Philosophy".

Several preliminary events are scheduled for Friday, including a children's snowshoe hike, a family 10K ski and a Winter Sports Expo, where visitors can try out new equipment and talk to equipment experts.

"It's different than the traditional kind of expo, where you show up, sit at your table and wait for people who might become your customers," said Arthur (Skip) Luke, vice president of sales for FutureTech Enterprises, based in Holbrook.

It was held in Bogotá's expo center, where security forces toting machine guns stood guard outside.

As more companies strive for market share, the results were on display here this week at the Russian Arms Expo 2004, where more than 200 companies presented their wares.

And early this year, Mr. Blake shut the luxury Expo stores, where Home Depot had sold gleaming, expensive kitchen installations — not to do-it-yourselfers, but to wealthy consumers.

The city's transformation has been music to the ears of residents of Mantoushan, a low-income community close to the cavernous International Expo Centre where the heads of the world's leading economies will convene.

The Book Expo was where O'Reilly first learned that he was one of the subjects of "Lies and the Lying Liars" (Chapter 13 is titled "Bill O'Reilly: Lying, Splotchy Bully") and saw his likeness on a mockup of the book's cover.