Sentence examples for head of the speakers from inspiring English sources

On her return she became head of the speakers bureau of the wartime Food Administration and a director of the Women's Land Army.

The head of the speakers bureau No More Boring Meetings suggested new business skills outside their usual area of expertise.

The panel discussion, followed by a question-and-answer session for the audience, will be chaired by Atul Nakhasi, a Johns Hopkins first-year medical student and head of the speaker series, and will conclude with a public reception.

I took my head out of the speakers and looked over at Patti lying there on the mattress on the floor wearing the white neck brace, a sweaty, gray, sleeveless T-shirt and black sweat pants and her entire body was convulsing in laughter.

(For example, what one speaker's utterance of 'arthritis' means is determined not by what is 'in the head' of that speaker, but by the medical experts in his or her community).

Peter Anyang Nyongo, a member of Kenya's National Assembly, rose on the floor of the assembly recently to mock the mat of horsehair on the head of the veteran speaker, Francis ole Kaparo, advocating more traditional African attire for the country's top lawmaker.

(The explanations here parallel the descriptivist explanations for (2)–(5).) But according to Putnam (1975), it would be a mistake to suppose that natural kind terms refer via descriptive content 'inside the head of' the competent speaker.

We had a red devil head on one of the speakers.

At AU I was head of the student-run speakers bureau, the Kennedy Political Union.

The lord chancellor traditionally served as head of the judiciary and speaker of the House of Lords.

The link-building lists that propel people to the head of the instructor / speaker line can be manipulated as easily as a Klout score, simply by linking with each other.