Sentence examples for to workshops from inspiring English sources
noun
A room, especially one which is not particularly large, used for manufacturing or other light industrial work.
They go to workshops called "Parthenogenesis With Gemstones".
It doesn't just hold parties either: it plays host to workshops, theatre and cinema.
After breakfast and meditation, the student body was divided into three groups and assigned to workshops.
Through a visiting artist program, residents also have access to workshops and lectures.
Admission to workshops is $20, or $8 with any festival ticket.
She took a year and half off from dating and went to workshops on co-dependency and food addiction.
Those who pledge support can get in return anything from prints from the series to workshops with the photographer.
Mr. Tonomura took him to workshops & houses of a kind he'd not expected to see in Japan - sturdy & immensely soid & strong.
He also began traveling to workshops all over the country, including one with Judith Hanson Lasater, who introduced him to Iyengar yoga.
In China, B&Q even takes customers to workshops to reassure them about quality.Ms Yuan also likes the idea of one-stop-shopping.
Apparently, attending how-to workshops for publicists has not been on the agenda.
