Sentence examples for small symposium from inspiring English sources

A group of Old Westbury alumni and former professors gathered at a small symposium to discuss the college's history since its founding in 1968 as an experimental college.

A meditation on an element of literary technique, "Flat Narrative" turns the ensemble — piano, violin, viola, cello and bass clarinet — into a small symposium.

This year, therefore, the AAAS organised a small symposium on the subject, inviting academics, environmentalists and some of the farmers to what proved to be an encouraging meeting of minds.The most persistent accusation against shrimp farmers is that they are wrecking the mangrove forests that fringe much of the sea in tropical climes.

Evolutionary biologist Murat Tugrul of the Institute of Science and Technology in Austria, a co-organizer of the summer school, says the meeting will go ahead despite TÜBITAK's decision and will be followed by a small symposium on the same topic.

There will be good food and drink, stand-up comedy, and a small symposium.

We have run numerous conferences, ranging from small symposia of 40 persons to 600 plus delegate three day multiple parallel track behemoths.

In advance of Thursday's awards ceremony celebrating all winners, Jason and Danielle attended a two-day small business Symposium hosted by ICIC, which assembled CEOs from almost 250 companies across the country.

Around the Country: Fastest-Growing Retailers The Small Business Administration's chief, Karen Mills, will give the keynote address at a small-business symposium in New York on Tuesday.

Such important topics are usually relegated to small parallel symposia attended by social scientists.

Talk story about a symposium on small farms held by the U.S Department of Agriculture not long ago, at a government research center outside Washington.

By Lincoln Caplan The New Yorker, December 21 , 1981P. 34 Talk story about a symposium on small farms held by the U.S Department of Agriculture not long ago, at a government research center outside Washington.