Sentence examples for fair organized from inspiring English sources

"Just because more women are needed in business and more women are wanted in classrooms, does not mean that more women will go for these spots," said Dawn Bournand, who runs the Women in Leadership seminar at a global M.B.A. fair organized by QS, a private education networking organization.

The human scale of the fair organized by them is dictated by its location.

He cited the Shanghai Biennale, a contemporary art fair organized by the Shanghai Art Museum, as an example.

Feelings were soon ruffled again, this time when a village trustee withdrew Planned Parenthood's invitation to a volunteer-recruitment fair organized by the Community Advisory Board.

The work of more than 2,000 artists will be represented by 150 galleries at the fair, organized by Matthew Slotover and Amanda Sharp, founders of Frieze magazine.

The fifth and final "It Ain't Fair," organized by the Los Angeles gallery OHWOW, moves to a warehouse on the beach; from Thursday evening on it will be filled with art made by flashy bad boys and girls: Nate Lowman, Laurel Nakadate, Terry Richardson and James Franco, to name a few.

So the frustration mounts at being a milk-and-honey place where the French go on holiday to attend produits-du-terroir fetes and fairs organized by young farmers in V.I.P. (Very Important Paysan) T-shirts.

During the project they participate in workshops and trade fairs organized by YES.

Anything less than prompt free and fair elections organized by a national unity government should be rebuffed.

The job fair was organized by RecruitMilitary, a 12-year-old company founded by a former Marine that produces about 70 such expos a year.

True to form, the NADA fair was organized like a co-op, with each participating gallery paying a set fee ($2,000) and receiving the same size booth.