Sentence examples for proceedings at a from inspiring English sources
Meyer, about to enter his second season as the Buckeyes' coach, dominated the proceedings at a downtown Chicago hotel.
The faces of each of the suspects were covered with white cloth during the proceedings at a special anti-terrorism court.
"I am aware that there is speculation that these deaths were not the result of a sad, but relatively straightforward, road traffic accident in Paris," the coroner, Michael Burgess, said in opening the proceedings at a conference center here.
Drunkenly taking in the proceedings at a party in a New York City apartment, Nick observes: "Yet high over the city our line of yellow windows must have contributed their share of human secrecy to the casual watcher in the darkening streets, and I was with him, too, looking up and wondering.
Culleton, a 52-year-old Williams farmer, is also facing trial in WA after he last year allegedly stole a $27,000 hire car from bank-appointed receivers who had begun foreclosure proceedings at a friend's farm – surrounding it with hay bales to stop them leaving.
As well as Culleton's conviction in NSW, he is also due to face a four-day trial in Perth magistrates court this month over allegations he stole a hire car last year from bank-appointed receivers who had begun foreclosure proceedings at a friend's farm.
And Mr. McSweeny, who directed the revival of Gore Vidal's "Best Man" on Broadway, keeps the proceedings at an unvarying simmer.
In the only other such case to reach trial, Jammie Thomas-Rasset — a mother of four from Minnesota — has been through three trials, with further proceedings at an appeals court to begin next month.
The sharp fall came in the same year the government introduced fees to begin proceedings at an Employment Tribunal, to reduce their numbers.
But Cunliffe's description of proceedings at Blackburn, a founding member of the Football League in 1888, might be gentle.
The 158,000 spectators that watched the proceedings at Headingley remain a record for a Test on English soil.
