Sentence examples for to sessions from inspiring English sources
noun
A period devoted to a particular activity.
You should keep that to sessions with your shrink.
The union agreed to sessions Tuesday and Thursday.
Whatever happens to Sessions, attention will inevitably focus on Trump.
The Knicks have not presented a formal offer to Sessions, said his agent, James Wells.
And, whatever happens to Sessions, it looks like he won't be in a position to interfere.
But what, exactly, is unacceptable to Sessions, when it comes to Donald Trump?
He turned to Sessions, then the U.S. Attorney, to bring federal powers to bear.
Jerry Brown, a Democrat, now in his fourth term as governor of California, reacted to Sessions with undisguised irritation.
The "nigger" allegation was relayed to Sessions by Biden during the Senate hearings on the judgeship in March 1986.
It features keynote speakers, how-to sessions and $200,000 investment opportunities from festival angel investors.
Therefore as supposed the number of REAC-TO sessions was higher in the patient exhibiting lesions of shell (Ice).
