Sentence examples for talk covering from inspiring English sources
In a wide-ranging talk covering her 30 years in the industry, Swinton discussed her earliest influences, which included seeing paintings of her aristocratic ancestors.
Robert Peston came in for a lot of criticism around Northern Rock, but I don't think we can be in a position of employing happy talk, covering bad news up in an Orwellian sense.
Graciously hosted by one of our goalies Quinn McGough, this is a laid back chalk talk covering hockey basics like rules, terminology, what a typical practice is like, what a typical game is like, how to put on your gear, etc.
Thea Tlsty (University of California, San Francisco) started off this session with a comprehensive talk covering early genetic and epigenetic events in human breast cancer.
Juhasz's talk, "Covering Catastrophe: Environmental Destruction and Resistance in the Age of Trump," will take place at Bowers Auditorium in Sage Hall, at 205 Prospect St. Her visit is co-sponsored by Sage Magazine and the School of Forestry & Environmental Science Class of 1980 Fund.
Over the course of two days around half of the attendees gave talks, covering a huge range of topics.
The afternoon will feature a series of 5 talks covering different aspects of modern research in robotics.
It consisted of the delivering of 823 ten-minute talks covering every conceivable branch of physics, on subjects so diverse that any one physicist could follow only a few presented in his field.
The administration hopes to use the accords with Chile and Singapore to add momentum to the negotiations on wider agreements -- a deal covering all countries in the Western Hemisphere except Cuba, and new global trade talks covering the 144 nations in the World Trade Organization.
A day after West Coast port employers charged longshoremen with staging illegal slowdowns, both sides met with a federal mediator to restart contract talks covering union workers on the docks, which handle more than half of United States trade.
Political skill, ruthlessness and paranoia distinguish Johnson's talks covering the period in 1964 and 1965 when he got his Great Society programs through Congress and plunged this country into war in Vietnam.
