Sentence examples for workshop exercise from inspiring English sources

Flemming – whose father, we learn, died before Adaline's accident – is played by 82-year-old Ellen Burstyn, and her scenes opposite Lively have a uniqueness you aren't likely to find outside of an actors' workshop exercise.

Two actors in black suits exchanged thoughts ("When I cook, I think my food is laughing at me") that might have had vague aspirations to Beckett, but just sounded like a bad workshop exercise.

Then came the draft of a play called "The Nice Jewish Boy" — "in its way a less comforting, more aggressive 'Abie's Irish Rose, Rothoth called it — that was read as a workshop exercise at the American Place Theatre in 1964, with Dustin Hoffman in the main role.

(Reid et al. 2007) used results from a stakeholder workshop exercise and a computable general equilibrium model to estimate likely overall impacts of climate change on the Namibian economy.

Another successful approach is to teach one concept, such as data collection, at a time, allowing time in between for nursing home staff to apply the concept in either a mock workshop exercise, or as a real-life exercise at their own facility.

Includes excellent workshop exercises.

I'm reminded of workshop exercises.

Many of the workshop exercises focus on mindfulness, which was the official theme for this year's Mental Health Awareness Week.

All such workshop exercises have the same end in sight – to help aspirant writers find the right form for the story they want to tell.

The Women in Leadership: Expanding Influence and Leading Change program uses a combination of online tools, interactive lectures, inspirational talks, and workshop exercises for individuals and groups.

The paper therefore attends to the role of memory, habit and the working of particular affects such as shame, to open up a discussion about the ways in which workshop exercises might resonate beyond training events.