Sentence examples for seminars entitled from inspiring English sources

This year, for devotees of black bass, Mark Davis, BASS Angler of the year in 1995, '98 and '01, has seminars entitled "Bass Fishing Secrets of a Pro," and Doug Hannon, a veteran guide and a seminar leader at past Expos who is also known as the Bass Professor, will be on hand the last two days.

A few lines above it was one of the weekend seminars, entitled "How Advertising Helps Protect Consumers".

Roy made her original remarks on Sunday in a seminar – entitled Whither Kashmir?

Hooks had just come from a seminar entitled "Transgression: Whose Booty Is This?" She said, "Pussies are out.

This was the starting point for a seminar entitled From caterpillar to butterfly: the world of transformational change.

Talk story about an all-day seminar entitled "Frontiers of Research in the Neurosciences," organized by the Society for Neuroscience, held at Cornell University Medical College.

By Anne Hodgman The New Yorker, January 10 , 1994P. 27 Talk story about Patti Davis leading a Learning Annex seminar entitled "Recovering from Dysfunctional Families," at the Doral Inn.

Other ideas are more original: one of Greenwald's clients volunteered to teach a seminar entitled "Fifteen-Minute Meals for Bachelors" even though she had no particular expertise in the subject.

By Gerald Jonas The New Yorker, April 11 , 1983P. 30 Talk story about an all-day seminar entitled "Frontiers of Research in the Neurosciences," organized by the Society for Neuroscience, held at Cornell University Medical College.

The tattoo had its largest public showing the other night, in front of five hundred people at Congregation Rodeph Sholom on West Eighty-third Street, where Jerry Lewis was appearing at a Learning Annex seminar entitled "Jerry Lewis on the Human Condition: Life, Laughter, and Healing".

"The average person wastes 6 weeks a year being disorganized, resulting in 4.3 hours per week of lost time," she told a group gathered at the Bonwit Inn in Commack for a seminar entitled, "The Pyschology of Clutter".