"Who's better positioned to talk to General Petraeus about a very tough situation in Afghanistan?" he asked at the forum, referring to Gen. David H. Petraeus, commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan.
"I just about kill myself, but I do it," a runner named DH said on letsrun.com, an online forum, referring to the time standards he has met in the past.
Correction: August 15 , 2002 Thursday A front-page article on Tuesday about participants in President Bush's economic forum referred incorrectly in some copies to the company headed by Charles Schwab, who attended.
Migrants within Mali send back money to their families, and this improves living conditions throughout the country, according to Abdoullah Coulibaly, founder and chairman of the annual Bamako Forum – referred to by some as the Davos of Africa.
(His full remark was, "Son of a whore, I will curse you in that forum" – referring to their scheduled meeting at a regional summit in Laos, which Obama has now icily cancelled).
We were the animals in this farm," he said in a 2017 presentation at the Oslo Freedom Forum, referring to life under the dynastic rule of Assad, who met initial calls for social change with an iron-fisted response.
Some Druid forums refer to him as a dogmatic absolutist, a false representation of the faith, and an unnecessarily standoffish zealot who's drawing lightning to neo-paganism.
Speech in a public forum typically refers to "a soapbox where people gather around," not to face-to-face conversation from a distance of an eighth of an inch, Chief Justice Rehnquist observed.
"If you were ugly, you'd still be incel," responded one forum user referring to the group's term for "involuntary celibate". "Women would just have kids by using sperm banks". Another said he'd destroy the virus and get women by being the hero.
At Oxford University this week, a relatively young man, Jeff Skoll, will use his wealth (Skoll was the first employee and President of eBay) as a catalyst for bringing together social entrepreneurs from around the world to meet and exchange ideas at a forum often referred to as "the Davos of the nonprofit community".
Roman Forum is also referred as the "Forum Magnum" or just the "Forum".
