Sentence examples for gathering hosted from inspiring English sources

At a recent gathering hosted by the International Herald Tribune in Paris, a panel of Europeans aired their concerns without once mentioning Britain.

Today's gathering, hosted by the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-Moon, will feature a parade of heads of government, Mr Obama included, calling for progress before the Copenhagen talks.

At the gathering hosted by the mayor to commemorate the wall's coming down, several people who lived in Berlin when it was divided said they were worried that the next generation would forget what they lived through.

A few minutes later, the youth-focused gathering — hosted by Glamour and Facebook, with an open bar — neared its end with an appearance from a pant-suited dance group, performing to a Beyoncé song.

Then he shows up at a gathering hosted by his ex-wife, wearing the horror-movie makeup that he had worn for a theatrical presentation at the school where he teaches.

Ms. A, according to the police report and to Swedish friends, is a left-wing activist in her early 30s who was Mr. Assange's point of contact when he flew to Stockholm from London on Aug. 11 to give a speech at a gathering hosted by the Swedish Association of Christian Social Democrats on Aug. 14.

Mike Critelli knows that Pitney Bowes has two choices: Shed that mentality and innovate and market like a much younger company, or be nibbled to death by a gathering host of hungry competitors.

This annual online video convention in Anaheim sees YouTubers gathering, hosting panels and shows, selling merchandise, and meeting with their fans.

This annual online video convention in Anaheim sees YouTubers gathering, hosting panels and shows, selling merchandise and meeting with their fans.

Donnelly also brings her message to conservative conclaves such as the Conservative Political Action Committee and last month's Faith and Freedom Coalition gathering hosting presidential hopefuls.

Go to parties, events and any kind of social gathering; host one every now and then.