Sentence examples for huge conferences from inspiring English sources

Unlike some other cities that have hosted major political conventions, Charlotte is not built for huge conferences.

Paris is just one of a range of cities that have played host to huge conferences of world leaders in recent years.

Las Vegas is no stranger to huge conferences, but CES is in its own league: an estimated 160,000 attendees will turn up, keen to see the 50,000+ exhibitors on show.

My own business, making huge conference tables, spans this divide.

Mr. Mollner and his group, gathered around the huge conference table in Unilever's New York headquarters, decided they were through.

Morning: Rev up government workers and ministers at a huge conference in Detroit to cope with expanding signs of poverty.

Ham radios, by contrast, can run on many different frequencies and provide an open network, like a huge conference call.

In Britain, the government now measures happiness, the OECD promotes the standard international measurement of happiness and the UN holds a huge conference on happiness.

We crossed the mists of a tidal flat to Kintex, the huge conference complex northwest of the city, easy to spot from far away because one part of it has an upsweeping shape like an airplane's tail.

But Brown is something different: he aspires to lead Earth's fight against climate change, having called a huge conference next autumn, in San Francisco, of governors, mayors, and other "subnational actors" from around the world.

On May 7, Mamdouh Hamza, a renowned 63-year-old engineer and dissident who was a key patron for the Tahrir protesters, organized a huge conference aimed at electing a 65-member "national council" that would speak on the revolution's behalf.