Sentence examples for or convened from inspiring English sources
On this week's episode of Uncapped, Purple Rhinestone Eagle, the black clad high volume three-piece coven hailing from Portland, OR, convened at the Woods in their hometown to blast out a potent brew of fuzzed-out mystical psyche-metal.
Each group consisted of 1 3 study subjects seated around a table or convened via conference call, while one or two of the authors (JD and GZ) acted as moderators.
AUSTIN, Tex. - WHEN the choreographer Ralph Lemon began looking for ghosts four years ago, he did not break out a Ouija board or convene a séance at his home in Manhattan.
The judge in the case, Justice Ben Hlartshwayo, could dismiss the complaint, invalidate Mr. Mugabe's election or convene a trial with witnesses as Mr. Mugabe's lawyers demanded.
Doctors and social workers took a "sanguine" view when Peter was brought to hospital in April 2007 with large swelling to the side of his head, failing to alert police or convene a child protection conference.
When they huddle in offices or convene in hallways, Josh looks at Sam, Toby looks at C.J. and Leo looks at Josiah as if they are each other's newborns.
Katatni said MPs planned to attend parliament – which was surrounded by armed soldiers – as usual on Tuesday or convene in nearby Tahrir Square, setting the stage for a showdown between the generals who have held sway for six decades and the long-outlawed Islamist movement now on the brink of political control.
I'm not talking about withholding treatment from the sick or convening those death panels Betsy McCaughey and Sarah Palin keep lying about.
Sometimes, the answers to big problems like unemployment or hunger don't lie in starting new nonprofits or convening another blue-ribbon panel.
Interventions designed for the general population or specific subgroups were generally organized where the target populations used to meet or convene.
Rosie Perez, whose first film role, in "Do the Right Thing," had such a memorable nude scene that a decade later she's still living it down (or up), convened a round table of some of her friends and colleagues, inviting a reporter to participate, to talk about the pressures, rewards and plain facts about getting naked in public.
