Sentence examples for outreach held from inspiring English sources

TV celebrity Omarosa Manigault, Trump's director of African American outreach, held court with reporters, insisting that the candidate was supremely confident but that she felt "butterflies".

Since the night of Sept. 11, 2001, when the church I then served as the director of community outreach held Portland, Oregon's largest memorial service to grieve our nation's losses, I've lost track of the number of times I've personally invoked that day in prayer or sermons.

After the elections in November, Democratic Party leaders gave a PowerPoint presentation urging their freshman members to spend as much as four hours a day making fund-raising calls while in Washington, and an additional hour of "strategic outreach" holding breakfasts or "meet and greets" with possible financial supporters.

In addition to his involvement with the bank's outreach, John held leadership roles with a broad array of community and business organizations.

The National Evolutionary Synthesis Center in Durham, N.C., which instigated the road trip in the name of scientific outreach, first held a workshop where seven of its Ph.D.'s staged role-playing games and practiced debunking misconceptions about evolution without sounding confrontational.

LifeSpring outreach workers hold monthly health camps in the hospital catchment area to raise publicity and explain why women should deliver in a hospital [ 22].

In addition, we have held outreach events with over 70 Latino federal organizations across the country, hosted webinars and provided direct coaching to prospective candidates.

In Albany, New York, he was assistant director of a community outreach center that held a soup kitchen, a food pantry, eviction prevention and a large youth program.

A 28 years old supervisor of HEWs in the district said that: "… the presence of HEWs working in community and outreach service which held on public holidays which mobilizes community to immunization monthly might played a significant role.

Potential participants were pregnant women with no medical history that affected calcium metabolism and who presented for booking at the antenatal clinic at the MRC Keneba (clinic 1) or outreach antenatal clinics held throughout West Kiang (clinics 2 and 3).

In August, BronxWorks, which did street outreach in the Bronx, held a banquet called "Faces of Success" for the hundreds of homeless people the group had helped.