Sentence examples for seminars run from inspiring English sources
While at the institute, Dr. Kakutani participated in seminars run by Weyl and John von Neumann, activities that led to some of Dr. Kakutani's best-known work.
There, she found the poets drinking and smoking cigarettes around long tables in the church's back rooms, at seminars run by Alice Notley and Ted Berrigan.
Mr Brennan says the seminars run by Western firms like his, and the scientific studies disseminated by his salesmen, help educate doctors in countries that lack a tradition of modern medical education.
Teachers who pay to attend seminars run by exam boards are getting precise information about what areas will be examined, according to a Telegraph investigation, and Michael Gove has ordered an investigation.
Through his teaching at Columbia University, where he founded the Center for the Study of Human Rights in 1978 and the Human Rights Institute in 1998, and through seminars run by the Aspen Institute's Justice and Society Program, he trained hundreds of legal specialists and advocates in the field of human rights law.
From the pupils' point of view, having access to workshops and seminars run by university staff also gives some experience of the university experience, particularly when as in the current case the teaching material is precisely at the undergraduate level.
One of the most popular seminars runs for a weekend in March under the auspices of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center.
David Cameron has no such pedigree and admitted as much in one of the seminars running up to Monday's announcement of a multimillion-pound package of measures to support the UK's life sciences industry.
The seminar, run by Drew Nieporent, the restaurateur, and Ed Levine, a food writer, will include experts, chefs and restaurateurs.
It's a very tasty postmodern treat, and so is Charlie's final indignity: having to swallow his pride and attend the screenwriting seminar run by Robert McKee Brian Coxx).
The role-playing was part of a daylong seminar run by Loyalty Factor, a small New Hampshire company that helps companies improve their customer service.
