Sentence examples for guided talk from inspiring English sources
Today's meditation features a guided talk and meditation by Sharon Salzberg.
As I have been turning this over in my head, my thoughts arrange themselves into the symmetry of lessons, of opening questions, and of guided talk.
Celebrity Centre is used for Scientology courses and for "auditing," a mainstay of the religion, in which a person undergoes a guided talk-therapy session, usually while holding a device known as an E-Meter, which is supposed to measure one's spiritual state.
They were also guided to talk about issues concerning social capital by inviting them to 'tell me a time when you had to seek support', or 'tell me about your relationship with your colleagues'.
At another, schoolchildren listened to a guide talk about the scenery.
To mark the centenary of the start of the First World War, costumed guides talk about the countries involved and explain military life via interactive maps, a replica trench, uniforms and a periscope view of No Man's Land.
Guides talk cheerily of the British government this month lifting its advice against visiting.In this section Fragile hope On the rocks, again Pole dancers Once more to the gallows Churning the oceans ReprintsBy day soldiers and police have cleared their old barricades from the streets.
Mr. Roberts, 47, is a tour guide at the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum whose roots as an English major came in handy when he was casting about for new things to tell visitors.-So sometimes, on specially scheduled tours, he lets other guides talk about the Intrepid's past - the night in 1944 when a torpedo smashed into the hull; the day in 1965 when the Intrepid picked up Lt. Cmdr.
Data are drawn from four popular celebrity talk shows and three news interview programs in the U.S. The paper identifies two norms that guide talk show interactions and distinguish them from news interviews.
On Saturday 4 August there will be guided tours, talks, displays of finds and demonstrations.
South Africa said the text was a significant departure and dilution from principles that have guided the talks in the past.
