Sentence examples for sort of conference from inspiring English sources

It was yet another sort of conference at which the anonymity of those present is protected by the power involved: a committee that awards large monetary prizes.

If you attend a certain sort of conference, hang out at a certain sort of coffee shop or visit a certain sort of university, you've probably run into some of these wonderful young people who are doing good.

"Also, under the auspices of the I.C.I., the industry should have some sort of conference where they would get together and come up with a working paper that the industry could buy into".

"I guess I'm old-fashioned," said Mr. Boucher, adding that he preferred visiting with voters in person, rather than communicating with them through "tele-town-hall" meetings, a sort of conference call that can include thousands of homes that has been on the rise since the technology was first used in 2006.

Founders Fund, which has invested in world-tilting companies like Facebook and Palantir, is putting some of its most recent raise towards an especially unorthodox sort of conference.

For starters, Mr. Brooks cites coffee shops, universities and "a certain sort of conference" as fertile ground for bumping into "some of these wonderful young people who are doing good".

But that issue, interestingly, did come up on Tuesday when Mr. Obama met and held a sort-of press conference with a bunch of grade-school students at Dodge Renaissance Academy in Chicago.

Indeed, its meeting ended with a call for a new campaign that would culminate in some sort of national conference in 2000.

It was four days four sweltering anxious days before I could bring enough order out of the chaos to arrange any sort of business conference.

He said that in a couple of weeks he was going on a press junket to Greece for some sort of international conference, and he could arrange for me to go with him.

According to the accord signed 18 months ago, Mr. Kabila was supposed to meet with other Congolese leaders in a sort of national conference, but he never bothered to conceal his lack of interest.