So he convened an international conference of educators.
So Sullivan convened a dinner at her home with professors of religion, medicine and other disciplines.
At a press conference on Tuesday—so hastily convened that only a dozen journalists were present the Swiss septuagenarian fell on his sword.
So she convened a meeting of artists in her yard in Tel Aviv and urged them to formulate a position paper about Israeli policy and to think about an exhibit.
In June of 1966, during a conference on women's rights in Washington, D.C., Murray and a dozen or so others convened in Friedan's hotel room and launched the National Organization for Women.
So Schwarzenegger convened a meeting of his financial advisory committee, the Economic Recovery Council, led by Buffett and George Shultz; and at a press conference, with a chastened Buffett at his side, he declared that if Buffett issued any more statements about Proposition 13 he would make him do five hundred sit-ups.
"So he convened a dinner," on the grounds that, as Jefferson put it, "men of sound heads and honest views needed nothing more than explanation and mutual understanding to enable them to unite in some measures which might enable us to get along".
What he would like to see, he said, is a large group of thoughtful people from various walks of American life — business, labor, government, academia and so forth — convened to begin the serious work of cooperatively developing a real-world vision of a society that is fairer, healthier, better educated, better prepared to compete globally, and more economically secure.
So we convened a family meeting in our home – Shin, our younger son Dan, his girlfriend Linda, our older son Nat and his wife Asako, who dropped everything and flew home from Kyoto where they'd been living for two years.
"So I convened a meeting".
