Sentence examples for talk hosted from inspiring English sources

Dorothy Byrne, Channel 4's head of news and current affairs since 2002, is giving a talk, hosted by Polis at the London School of Economics.

In a talk hosted by India Ink and Caravan Magazine last month, Joseph Lelyveld, author of "Great Soul: Mahatma Gandhi and His Struggle With India," spoke with Ananya Vajpeyi, a visiting fellow at the Center for the Study of Developing Societies, about the inspiration behind his book and how he researched his study of one of the 20th century's most written about men.

Kalanick points out a debate between himself and Daimler Chairman Dr. Dieter Zetsche that occurred during a Future of Transportation talk hosted by publisher Axel Springer in Berlin last year (embedded below) in his announcement, noting that while the two disagreed in some respects, he was "personally impressed" with the German carmaker.

I recently sat in a talk hosted by the Aspen Institute and led by Howard Gardner and Ellen Winner.

I know you're doing something really important, but remember: don't sign anything,'" Chance said Wednesday during an hour-long talk hosted by the University of Chicago's Institute of Politics.

Freeform describes the show, which has no premiere date or talent attached to it yet, as a "Sex in the City" version of late-night talk, hosted by "a group of smart, alluring and dynamic ladies having fun on their own..

As Orson Welles said to me, "he's the only invisible talk host".

Other talk hosts flatter their visitors with artificial guffaws; Carson laughs only when he is amused.

Even talk hosts who revel in the outlandish have toned it down slightly.

"The Talk" host Sharon Osbourne is heading to "Up All Night".

Talks, hosted by Qatar, to achieve a final cessation of violence have dragged on ever since.