Sentence examples for take part in a forum from inspiring English sources
Mr. Perry had been in South Carolina, where he was scheduled to take part in a forum with his Republican rivals.
COMING UP TODAY Mayoral candidates, including William C. Thompson Jr., Bill de Blasio and Anthony D. Weiner, take part in a forum about agriculture and nutrition at the New School tonight.
The Russian leader had been invited by the president of the Czech Republic, Milos Zeman, to take part in a forum on Holocaust history on January 26th and 27th in Prague, commemorating the nearby Terezin concentration camp.
COMING UP TODAY On the campaign trail: mayoral candidates take part in a forum on tolerance and cultural sensitivity at the Museum of Tolerance at 6 30 p.m. Bill de Blasio, now leading in the polls, is on MSNBC at 7 40 a.m. and makes an educational announcement in Brooklyn later.
Several candidates for city office take part in a forum at Bay Terrace Jewish Center, in Bayside, Queens, at 7 p.m. "Otello," Verdi's opera, screens in high definition at Lincoln Center Plaza at 8 p.m. [Free] Two titans of hip-hop, Pete Rock and DJ Premier, will battle it out on the turntables at 7 p.m. in East River Park on the Lower East Side.
COMING UP TODAY Joseph J. Lhota takes part in a forum sponsored by the Brooklyn Real Estate Board.
So a recent post by an American scholar who took part in a forum organized by China's military in Beijing had some fascinating things to say.
In a 10-hour session that was part confessional and part spin, strategists for the Bush and Gore campaigns took part in a forum on the presidential campaign.
Ms. Velázquez and Mr. Dilan took part in a forum on NY1's "Inside City Hall," along with the two other candidates in the June 26 Democratic primary for New York's redrawn Seventh Congressional District, which includes parts of Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan.
COMING UP TODAY Joseph J. Lhota, the Republican mayoral candidate, who was just endorsed by The New York Post and The New York Times, takes part in a forum sponsored by the Jewish Press at the Boro Park Y. On the Democratic side, Christine C. Quinn, also just endorsed by The Times and The Post, hits 19 subway stops in honor of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, which allowed women to vote.
Environmental issues also featured heavily on the agenda, and I took part in a forum on water, for example.
