Sentence examples for forums from from inspiring English sources
Public forums, from call-in television shows to provincial cafés, are ablaze with disparagement of the status quo.
The changes caused a backlash on Twitter and other online forums from some purists among hip-hop, country and R&B fans.
In New Hampshire, for example, Mr. McCain used those forums from town to town to resurrect his flailing presidential bid and ultimately won the state's primary in January.
National seniors will also run a series of candidate forums from next week to apply pressure to the major parties over the issues.
Having browsed ad nauseam message boards, discussion groups, blogs and forums from both the US and the UK concerning the closure of Guantánamo, I have been struck by a pattern of perceptions that appears endemic.
Patent prospecting by Internet companies has been criticized in a wide range of forums, from anonymous one-sentence postings on slashdot.org, a Web site for computer programmers, to a scholarly symposium conducted by the National Academy of Sciences in February.
He headed the American Assembly, a public affairs forum, from 1979 to 1986.
She chose to watch the forum from a distance.
Some want to transform the Forum from a talking shop into a more unified political movement.
The remaining candidates will be watching the forum from their private work space provided by Fox News.
One posted it in a running forum, from where it went viral, and sparked a debate over its veracity.
