Sentence examples for to convene with from inspiring English sources

Perhaps his greatest research tool is his gift to convene with the departed.

Never, though, does she wander the premises hoping to convene with howling flesh-eaters.

Here, they have the chance to convene with their fellow gymnasts in a sleep-away camp setting.

"What united us was a need to convene with each other, to be self-critical, to talk about each other's work," he added.

I don't think it's a problem for NGOs to convene with "the enemy" – in fact I think more NGOs need to do that.

These four retreats are at the forefront of the green-spa movement, giving guests a chance to convene with nature sensibly while they slough off those old carbon footprints.

Thus far, Barneys' CEO Mark Lee has met with Rev. Al Sharpton, Marc Morial the president of the National Urban League and plans to convene next week with other major retails to discuss racial profiling and other pressing issues.

In addition to the topical sessions, extended lunch periods will be designed for participants to reserve "topic" tables to convene informally with participants who share the same interests.

But senators argued that he was exceeding his constitutional authority by doing so because, they said, he was allowed to convene sessions with just the Senate only when nominations were under consideration.

Mr Ford said if no dates are confirmed, his party would call on Downing Street to convene talks with the NI Executive parties and the Irish government.

Earlier this week, Alliance leader David Ford had said that if no dates were confirmed, his party would call on Downing Street to convene talks with the Northern Ireland Executive parties and the Irish government.