Sentence examples for workshops design from inspiring English sources

Head next door to Taiga Space (20 Palace Embankment) 6, a former mansion on the banks of the Neva river that has been renovated by its tenants and transformed into a creative space with workshops, design studios and cafes.

The £5m Centre for the Creative Industries was used for the first time by students in 2011, and includes state-of-the-art TV and radio studios, 3D workshops, design studios, IT suites, Apple training suites and post-production audio and visual facilities.

When we returned to shoot the second season of Kingdom, now in North Hollywood, we had shiny new trailers with satellite TV (thank you DirecTV!), and a beautiful soundstage with room for all the production offices and workshops (design, props, wardrobe) all in one place.

The EBP course includes a series of short lectures and small group facilitate workshops design to teach the principles and practice of evidence based medicine.

Dec. 18 at 7 p.m. $16 to $38. "Kwanzaa Children's Festival," including hands-on workshops designed for adults and children that include African dance, storytelling, capoeira, and drumming.

It carries out anti-racism youth work, including matchday workshops designed to challenge young people's attitudes to Muslims and any potential support for the English Defence League.

NEWARK New Jersey Performing Arts Center Kwanzaa Children's Festival, day of Kwanzaa activities, including hands-on workshops designed for adults and children that include African dance, storytelling, arts and crafts, and drumming.

Norwegian Cruise Lines — as part of its "freestyle cruising" programs — will begin offering organic cooking classes on its ships this year, and Celebrity Cruises is offering wine workshops designed by Riedel, the high-end stemware company.

Hard work and discipline Accordingly, themes of hard work, discipline and commitment echoed on and off the court throughout the week, with lunchtime workshops designed to turn lives away from trouble on the street.

Many self-help books and workshops designed to support women at work actually place the onus of responsibility on them, encouraging women to brag more but promise less, to be more assertive and less aggressive.

Many university programs, such as postdoctoral affairs offices, offer workshops designed specifically for international trainees.