Sentence examples for in another panel from inspiring English sources

She explained later that she was taking part in another panel, on teacher standards.

Nearby Trinity Church, seen in another panel, had the right to any fish or whale washing ashore, bolstering its coffers with oil and meat revenue.

In another panel discussion, the director Richard Linklater will talk with the actors Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy about "Before Midnight," the third in a series that begin with their 1995 romantic film "Before Sunrise".

A Republican bill to provide prescription drug benefits to the elderly was approved early today by one House committee, but became bogged down in another panel, where Democrats denounced the legislation as a gift to the drug industry in return for large campaign contributions.

In another panel of our study, the sensitivities of both mineralogical makeup of Woodford shale and elastic properties calculated –including density, acoustic impedance, Poisson's ratio, Young's modules, Lame's parameters– to the elastic brittleness index are examined.

Now in another panel The Separation of Light from Darkness, Suk and Tamargo have found more.

In 1988, The Cricketer magazine placed him in an all-time West Indian team, as did a panel of judges for another such team in July 2010, while in 2004, another panel of experts named him among the top five West Indian players.

In another, panels of narrow, hand-set textured stones highlight pale aqua walls; and pots of dark green-leafed bromeliads with thick spikes of brilliant red flowers are set in rectangular niches backed with glass mosaic tiles.

In 2013, another panel of the Supreme Court upheld Section 377. .

Judging from the strength of feeling from the meetings in Monrovia this week, women's empowerment is expected to feature highly in the HLP's recommendations, due to be published in May following another panel meeting in Bali in March.

The newly announced inquiry threatened to steal the spotlight from a media briefing in London by another panel UEA has commissioned to examine whether those e-mails offer evidence of poor scientific practices.