Sentence examples for having conventions from inspiring English sources

"We don't appreciate people coming here and having conventions and doing photo ops and then sticking us where it hurts with a decision like this".

The truth is rather that language is a condition for having conventions" (1984, p. 280).

While dancing with Culture Shock, Tabitha created demo reels of the company to send to event organizers who were having conventions in Las Vegas.

Paul will all benefit in the short term by having convention-goers in town and from the related media coverage.

Drawing has conventions, though.

"They had Conventions, they nominated Presidential candidates.

The Rococo Chinese taste had conventions of its own: pagodas, exotic birds, Chinese figures, icicles, and dripping water.

It is important for the future teachers to understand that teachers have conventions, which they more or less deliberately transfer into their future work.

Before the 1970s, states would have conventions to choose the delegates to go to the national convention.

The $160-million bayfront facility, scheduled to open in November, has conventions scheduled through the end of the 1990s.

Our language had conventions and rules subject to evolution and its speakers abided by the do's and don'ts.