Sentence examples for forum called a from inspiring English sources

Instead of scaling back, he has started a public forum called "A Cup of Joe with Joe" at local coffeehouses.

Earlier that afternoon, in a conference hall inside one of Jianwai soho's buildings, they presided over a forum called "A Dialogue Among Architects: China and the World".

Chancellors, bankers and educators meeting at the conference are being asked to discuss what the forum calls a growing data deluge and how to manage it.

Wrought out of the primordial melting pot that was cyberpunk, critical theory, and early 90s internet technology, The Thing was originally developed in 1991 as a locally-based (and we're talking location-based), new media arts-focused predecessor to today's online forums, called a Bulletin Board System.

In 2013, he created a popular misogyny forum called Dogolochan, a platform he and his followers used to openly share posts encouraging other men to rape women, practice child abuse, and harass feminists.

We just came across a disturbing account on a forum called Female First (long story) from a mother who religiously tossed off her son in order to "straighten his penis".

"Everything about this situation seems fishy to me," a moderator of a forum called Incels.me going by "Master" wrote in a post on Tuesday.

Some members of Parliament recently held a forum, called Energy Shift Japan, to promote a move toward renewable sources.

In 2011, around the time the Occupy movement was sparking protests around the world, he wrote on a web forum called Project Avalon that a "global economic revolution," was on its way.

A couple of big local property deals an event forum called Kölnarena and an addition to the city's exhibition centre have caused a stir recently.

On a forum called Wattpad, she has co-written a zombie serial with Naomi Alderman called The Happy Zombie Sunrise Home.