Sentence examples for the convention for from inspiring English sources

Traister was covering the convention for Salon.

See Madison's Notes of the Convention (for Sept. 15, 1787).

If Book Expo America, or B.E.A., which is held each spring, is the convention for book publishing, then A.W.P. is the convention for the bookish.

There is no way the Conservatives can propose that – we wrote the convention for heaven's sake.

For some, abandoning the convention for the storm was not even a consideration.

All Web users and designers know the convention for displaying textual links: underlined, preferably in blue or a similar color.

"Break, break, break," he said, using the convention for stopping all conversations.

Was he at the convention for pleasure or to pick up tips?

He said he felt that Mr. Cheney's speech had energized the convention for the first time.

No dark horse can stampede the convention, for this convention cannot be stampeded by anybody.

So I'm a bit torn between the "par" and "bogey" interpretations of the convention for Mr. Romney.