Sentence examples for specialist talks from inspiring English sources

Rona Renner, temperament specialist, talks some more about understanding our children's dispositions.

Kirker Holidays (0870 4211204) has teamed up with the National Trust to offer a range of trips featuring private visits to historic houses and specialist talks.

We further encourage academic researchers to provide staff development or specialist talks to staff and students in their area of research,usually conducted face to face at the partner institution.

Social media and the general election Jump to media player Facebook UK's politics specialist talks about the importance of social media in the 2015 general election.

Gina-Leanne (Intensive Care Specialist) talks of some unhelpful cultural norms where sexism is considered acceptable.

To illustrate, Robert (Palliative Specialist) talks of emotional pressure applied by patients to hasten their death: "it's much harder legally to…ah accede to a patient's…you know, request…but it's more than a request, it's not a demand because they can't demand uhm…but it's a plea really".

A regular listener, Mike had heard Dr. Fisch, a Park Avenue urologist and fertility specialist, talk about a phenomenon called "low testosterone" or "low T". Dr. Fisch likes to say that a man's testosterone level is "the dipstick" of his health; he regularly appears on programs like "CBS This Morning" to talk about the malaise that may coincide with low testosterone.

That was Jenny Landreth – a swimming specialist – talking about the things that annoy her about other people in the pool.

"Academic detailing is making me not want to go to some of the more traditional sit down in a dark room, listen to specialist talk CME.

Yet very few new-music specialists talk or write about this material.

Specialists talk of violets and tar in the bouquet and of a slightly bitter-almond finish to the taste.