Sentence examples for many conventions from inspiring English sources

It's a bold game, one that defies many conventions (using FMV, for example, which conventional developers have long considered verboten).

The UN and its agencies negotiate many conventions, as does the Council of Europe.

He makes a fetish of authenticity, and disdains many conventions of food and travel programming.

He became part of the large science-fiction community in the United States and a regular attender of its many conventions.

Stadiums do not often work well as exhibition halls, he said, and New York is too expensive for many conventions anyway.

Of the many conventions in French baroque opera, the interruption of the action by dance and chorus is the most defining.

And after 17 years many convention rights are firmly rooted in English common law.The Liberal Democrats promise radical reform, too.

Many convention centers are run as loss leaders, justified by projected increases in spending at hotels, restaurants and shops.

Nailing down the exact locations and times of many convention parties is akin to finding the latest underground rave.

While many convention and luxury hotels still impose a daily charge for access, most midlevel hotels and even many budget-price hotels now provide it free.

Following in the footsteps of Mitt Romney's campaign, rarely have so many convention speeches been based on such shaky foundations.