Sentence examples for surviving workshop from inspiring English sources

The overgrown 16-acre site, in Shoreham, features his only surviving workshop.

The overgrown 16-acre site in Shoreham, N.Y., known as Wardenclyffe, features the inventor's only surviving workshop, built in the early 1900s.

Now his devotees are making headway in their efforts to create a lasting memorial to Tesla by buying and restoring Wardenclyffe, the overgrown 16-acre estate on the North Shore of Long Island that features his only surviving workshop.

That horse didn't survive the workshop: to Morris and the creative team's astonishment, Kohler scrapped it and designed a new one.

First-year members will attend the new Surviving the Semester workshop series, a retooled, one-semester version of Need to Know.

It survived two workshops.

While the office building and platforms survived, the workshops, driveway and Chapelle Ardente were destroyed, along with the third class waiting room.

This event had two purposes: to introduce NIH postdocs to all the resources that Science Careers and AAAS have to offer as well as a workshop on surviving conferences.

"No, you do not have the right to do that!" "I do have the right!" Claxton, who teaches public workshops called "surviving police encounters" said they generally advise participants not to assert their rights to officers – and that this advice is particularly important for participants of colour.

In the beginning, she specialized in women's issues, touring the New York area giving motivational workshops on surviving divorce and separation, parenting issues, substance abuse, physical and verbal abuse, the "coming out" for people who choose to live alternate lifestyles, and coping strategies for survivors of tragic experiences.

Workshops addressed surviving climate impacts, disaster risk reduction and how to flood-proof homes, schools, and hospitals, among other topics.