He brought news welcomed by those in the conference hall.
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Half of the plants in the conference hall were dying.
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I kept leaving the conference hall to check the hotel television.
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Inside, hundreds of people were gathered in a large conference hall.
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It was clear in the conference hall and on the fringes.
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But in the conference hall on Saturday, Soeder had other ideas.
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There was scattered applause through his remarks in a large conference hall.
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He added that there was huge warmth towards May in the conference hall.
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New evacuees would be taken to NRG Center, a conference hall in Houston.
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Outside the conference hall visitors quickly resolved the paradox of an internationalist rally of nationalists.
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The clashes on Thursday were concentrated around a conference hall known as the Ougadougou Center.
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I get a chicken tender meal and Diet Pepsi then walk into the conference hall.
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Outside the conference hall Tuesday, several hundred anti-fascist demonstrators gathered, bearing signs reading "NAZIS OUT!"
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In March, he held a meeting with hundreds of loyalists, at a conference hall in Culiacán.
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The island has a university with a conference hall and is seen as a likely summit venue.
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It's a mess of people in person, with too many people jammed into a tiny conference hall.
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And just drones floating around the conference hall illegally, because they're not supposed to be doing that.
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Mr. Lieu said she slapped him again as others tried to escort her from the conference hall.
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Outside the conference hall on Tuesday, several hundred anti-fascist demonstrators gathered, bearing signs reading "NAZIS OUT!"
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His speech drew rapturous applause from supporters crowded into the conference hall to see the party's star performer.
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INSIDE AN ORNATE conference hall the boss of a $210bn tech fund spoke to rows of empty chairs.
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"Whether young people, old people, ask three questions," the billionaire told a packed conference hall in Bali, Indonesia.
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Saudi Arabia's foreign minister, Adel al-Jubeir, arrived in the conference hall just after Mr. Mattis concluded his remarks.
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Google bought everyone in one conference hall donuts; WarnerMedia took over a full restaurant while hosting a mini VR experience.
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Retreating fighters have mustered at the Ouagadougou Center, a cavernous, marble-walled conference hall turned religious pulpit and weapons store.
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"It's exciting that there's so many women of color," Onumonu said just after she walked off the conference hall stage.
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BONN, Germany — Fijian singers strumming ukuleles serenade delegates to the United Nations climate talks as they enter the conference hall.
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It is NRG Center, a conference hall in the city, not NRG Stadium, where the Texans football team plays. video
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It turned out to be a lecture in a big conference hall with other Uighurs and Kazakhs from the area.
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On the main drag outside the conference hall, you'll find The Equality Lounge from women's advocacy group the Female Quotient.
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It's hard to know for sure when you're listening to a song coming out of giant speakers in a conference hall.
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After the last debate on Thursday, the disparate strands of Cruz world seemed to come together in a hotel conference hall.
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The two-time All-American earned numerous collegiate accolades, and was recently inducted into the West Coast Conference Hall of Honor.
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While decorators install tropical plants in the conference hall, the legal, fiscal and cultural architecture is still on the drawing board.
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Ms. Kong was accused of slapping a volunteer at the event who was trying to remove her from the conference hall.
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But even closeted inside the confines of the Hamburg Messe conference hall, Trump is unlikely to find much agreement on his agenda.
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She ended her election campaign with a rally in a half-empty conference hall on the outskirts of Britain's second city, Birmingham.
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The project will also include a fish farm, greenhouses, cooling containers, a conference hall and accommodation at a later stage, the statement said.
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This year, however, Virgin Hyperloop One was back and even installed a jumbotron-style display of the project outside the main conference hall.
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One woman working at the conference hall suggested the prize was the Oculus Go. "People seemed excited about it," she said, and shrugged.
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During this demo, Sergey Brin narrated a live coordinated skydiving and BMX showcase into the conference hall of the keynote to rousing applause.
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Sitting here in the conference hall talking with a person who skipped the same classes I did, it's hard not to believe him.
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At least one heckler yelled "fake news" and "feds didn't used to give talks at DEF CON" as attendees left the conference hall.
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Both inside and outside of the conference hall, climate change campaigners are calling for even more ambitious commitments to avert dangerous climate change.
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The images were projected onto a giant screen behind him at a conference hall in central Moscow where he was addressing Russia's political elite.
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Inside the conference hall, companies that make everything from airplane wings to tiny screws to military drones show off what they have to offer.
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When Apple introduced the conservatively designed iPhone 7 last month it did so in a giant downtown conference hall with thousands of packed seats.
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During the press conference, Hall acknowledge the "uptick" in violent crimes in the area and stressed her department's effort to protect members of the community.
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Protesters gathered at the Global Climate Action Summit on Thursday morning as mayors, ministers, environmentalists and corporate executives poured into the Moscone Center conference hall.
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"Everybody voted yes," a spokesman for Fatah, Mahmoud Abu al-Hija, told reporters who had not been allowed into the conference hall for the decision.
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To make this message loud and clear, the coalition is holding four days of presentations at its "US Climate Action Pavilion" inside the main conference hall.
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"The cultural revolution that I am leading is to give voice to the Arab sector," she said at a volume more suitable for a conference hall.
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Yet what wasn't captured on the video, unfortunately, were the hordes of Musk-worshippers that massed outside the conference hall for hours leading up to the talk.
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When the doors finally opened to allow the press first access to the conference hall, several members of the fourth estate took off running toward the stage.
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As others sat through speeches in a gilded conference hall, several participants said, the younger Mr. Kushner frequently ducked out for more exclusive conversations with Saudi officials.
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About 700 women's rights advocates rallied in a conference hall in Seoul, South Korea, calling for an end to gender discrimination and the loosening of abortion restrictions.
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"The conference hall was full of women," Coutinho says on the phone, his gravelly voice matching his website's picture of a suave doctor with slicked-back grey hair.
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"It's a massive opportunity for me," the Tasmanian told reporters inside a huge conference hall alongside the River Rhine, not far from the site of Saturday's Grand Depart.
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Inaugurated earlier this month, it includes the office of the watch company Swatch, the Omega watch factory, and the Swatch and Omega museum and conference hall, depicted here.
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ONE AFTERNOON in August 2010, in a conference hall perched on the edge of San Francisco Bay, a 34-year-old Londoner called Demis Hassabis took to the stage.
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"What we know is that President Bashir and President Trump will be in the same conference hall, but we don't know whether he will meet President Trump," he added.
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Companies, such as BNP Paribas, Google, La Poste, LVMH, Orange and others are going to rent a big chunk of the conference hall and invite startups on their booths.
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Amway's website still counts Mr. Tang and Ms. Zhao as among its top handful of sales distributors, and their photo is on display at Amway's big Beijing conference hall.
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" It also questioned whether China's news media should be "entitled to enter the coming party conference hall" because recent reports had been "betraying the peoples of the two countries.
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Bill Mallory was inducted into the athletic halls of fame at Indiana, Northern Illinois and Miami (Ohio), as well as the Mid-American Conference Hall of Fame in 2013.
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It will have a library, conference hall and gallery designed by OMA, the architecture firm founded by Rem Koolhaas, and be funded partly by donations from the art world.
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A spokesman for the forces, Ahmed Hadia, said the latest clashes around the Ouagadougou conference hall complex and in the neighborhood of Ghiza Asskariya had been continuing for two days.
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Fiji was the official host of this year's talks and organizers did their best to transform the conference hall in this German city into something resembling a tropical Pacific island.
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Expectations for action were amplified by victims and victim advocates, who converged in Rome to apply pressure from outside the meeting, which took place in a Holy See conference hall.
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The Yesojo also features a built-in speaker that's surprisingly powerful and clear in terms of output, and really fills a room – again, even when competing with ambient conference hall sound.
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Created as a multidisciplinary venue, the Fun Palace was an ambitiously flexible structure that could house everything from an inflatable conference hall to a moving catwalk, sewage purification, and ventilation tracks.
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ATLANTA — Inside the Cobb Galleria Centre, a vast conference hall here, David Scott, the licensing director for Disney Theatrical Productions, reached across a chest-high cube for a round, golden sticker.
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There are also plenty of these apparatchiks in the conference hall—including the leader of the species, John McDonnell, a hatchet-faced man who has spent his life on the far left.
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The longtime Apple faithful will chuckle knowingly in response to such a question — describing in detail their exact location in the great conference hall when they first heard word of the case.
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Washington (CNN)Inside the capacious Hamburg Messe conference hall next month, President Donald Trump will come face-to-face with the man whose shadow has darkened much of his presidency: Vladimir Putin.
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Perhaps the most legible result of their efforts are iconic buildings like the Olympic Stadium, White Building, Preah Suramarit National Theater, and Chaktomuk Conference Hall, to name a few of the most famous.
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And before he signed a guest book in the lobby of the conference hall, North Korean officials rushed to disinfect the desk and chair, as well as the book and a nearby pen.
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On the eve of CES 2019, the annual consumer technology conference in Las Vegas, reporters and aspiring tech companies fill a conference hall for a first look at some of this year's offerings.
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"Half of Indonesian people live in villages and there is a higher poverty level there than in cities," Widodo told thousands supporters in a conference hall in Sentul, south of Jakarta, on Sunday.
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"I will not resign, that never crossed my mind," Rousseff said in a speech to a conference hall full of women supporters who cheered when she vowed to keep fighting her removal from office.
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"The political environment, like the economic environment, needs to be competitive," Putin told an audience of more than 1,600 Russian and foreign reporters gathered in a Moscow conference hall for his annual news conference.
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She says the impact that Apple has had on the blind community was extremely clear as soon as she stepped into the conference hall — just by listening to what was going on around her.
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The team had a sleeker, non-working version at CES 2016's Eureka Park (where CES houses all the startups), but they directed me to the back of the conference hall where the TNL Corp.
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Chris Brose, a staff member on the Senate Armed Services Committee, and David Kramer, a former assistant secretary of state with Russian expertise, joined McCain and Wood in a room off the main conference hall.
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Commanders say after taking control of residential areas near the centre, as few as 300 militants may be left in a small area that includes the Ouagadougou conference hall complex, a city hospital and a university.
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The rest of the accessories, such as the JBL Boombox and the battery extender features, weren't really built to be tested in a noisy conference hall in just a few minutes — so no comments there, yet.
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Edson Muhangi, a police commander, told reporters that Wine was attempting to hold his meeting in an open area when he had only been allowed to meet supporters in an enclosed area like a conference hall.
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In a conference hall at the new Hilton Beirut Habtoor Grand Hotel, which towers over the concrete sprawl of Beirut, a line of suit-wearing, stone-faced parliamentarians sat awaiting the start of a televised press conference.
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ON THE morning of May 7th about 300 members of Spain's Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) gathered in a conference hall on the site of Zaragoza's international exhibition of 853, across the river Ebro from the city centre.
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A who's who of energy-industry royaltyEven before Al Jaber and his fellow energy-industry titans took the stage to sign up for their roles in the historic deal, the buzz in the conference hall was palpable.
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"Please do come to Myanmar, soak in an atmosphere brimming with opportunities and witness our new-found economic vibrancy with your own eyes," she told a crowd of business people, diplomats and journalists gathered at a conference hall.
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"But if we need to break the impasse our options must include campaigning for a public vote and nobody is ruling out 'remain' as an option," he said to a prolonged standing ovation in a packed conference hall.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev pressed a symbolic button together at a ceremony in a conference hall in Tashkent to mark the start of geological surveying to decide on a location for the facility.
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However, representatives for Buckingham Palace and the White House have said the interpretations of the lack of a handshake were incorrect, pointing out that the future king had already greeted Pence and his wife before entering the conference hall.
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A conference hall prepared for the interview was decorated to look like a soccer field, and the event started with a tribute to diver and former Navy SEAL Saman Kunan, who was the lone death to occur during the rescue effort.
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"The concern that arises for so many businesses is that when they hear the tone and content of the speeches in the conference hall, there is a chilling effect," Adam Marshall, director general of the British Chambers of Commerce, told Reuters.
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Momentum's organic organisation contrasts sharply with the trade unions (which dominate the main event in the Conference Hall) and with Tony Blair's New Labour, both of which, in their different ways, rely (or relied) on top-down direction and control.
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Mr. Moon and Mr. Kim are planning an inter-Korean summit in late April at Peace House, a South Korean conference hall inside Panmunjom, the so-called truce village that straddles the Demilitarized Zone, or DMZ, separating the two Koreas.
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On Tuesday, Keir Starmer, the party's Brexit spokesman, received resounding applause from the conference hall when he told party members that no one was taking the "remain" option off the table, though more Euroskeptic figures had tried to do so.
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It has been eight years since the former FIFA president Sepp Blatter confirmed, in front of a stunned conference hall in Zurich, that Qatar had beaten the United States, South Korea, Japan and Australia to win the rights to the 2022 tournament.
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Related: The Islamic State May Have Gotten Caught Smuggling a Huge Shipment of Opiates to Libya Mohamed al-Gasri, a military spokesman based in Misrata, said fighting was underway on Thursday near the Ouagadougou conference hall, where Islamic State hold religious instruction sessions.
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Op-Ed Contributor MANILA — On Saturday morning, in a sunny conference hall to the side of Baclaran Church, among the slums of southern Metro Manila, several dozens of Filipino teenagers and adults held up sheets of paper on which they'd written their dreams.
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Trehan, a petite woman from Delhi with two kids, told me with delight outside the conference hall that she had raised these questions more than once "on the platform of Mann ki Baat," a radio show hosted by Indian prime minister Narendra Modi.
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In a packed Porte de Versailles conference hall on the edge of Paris, thousands of well-heeled young fans of the upstart centrist Macron - many of them students voting for the first time - clapped, chanted and hugged one another to loud hiphop and disco music.
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MISRATA, Libya (Reuters) - Libyan forces fighting to free the city of Sirte from Islamic State forces have surrounded a conference hall in the area still held by militants after air strikes and clashes that killed at least three pro-government fighters, senior officials said.
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In the two full days of negotiations before the sides took a break, the main negotiating teams, led by Mr. Khalilzad for the United States and Sher Mohammed Abas Stanekzai for the Taliban, were supported by technical teams in side rooms off the conference hall.
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Outside the conference hall, 3,000 "Alliance against the AfD" protesters described the AfD as a potent threat, especially after a senior conservative in eastern Saxony for the first time left open the option of sharing power with it, which Merkel and the CSU have ruled out.
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So it is a measure of the unpopularity of the private-finance initiative that a Brighton conference hall erupted when John McDonnell, the shadow chancellor, promised there would be no new PFI deals under a Labour government and that he would bring existing ones "back in-house".
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SXSW is the one place where you can see the showrunners of Game of Thrones speak to a conference hall just down the street from a McDonald's-branded virtual reality experience at an event space that will, later that evening, host a popular indie band from Brooklyn.
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Over the span of your working life, you could save more than $2401,22 by paying less in fees, Mr. Smith promised, striding back and forth in the sun-filled conference hall at the corporate headquarters of Mazuma Credit Union, which serves five counties in Kansas and Missouri.
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Two decades have passed since diplomats from around the world emerged from a conference hall in Kyoto, Japan, with what was billed as the first deal ever to limit emissions of carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping greenhouse gases that are relentlessly warming the earth's atmosphere.
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A glass oblong now encases a new entrance, restaurant, conference hall and auditorium a stone's throw from the main building, to which it is connected by an underground tunnel-cum-gallery painted in bright white that hosts a huge dug-out canoe carved out of a single tree.
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"I think we will be sold out by the end of the year," he later said, as two Taiko drummers banged away at Tellurian's stand in the conference hall in Chiba near Tokyo, drawing a crowd of gas executives and onlookers who snapped pictures while drinking wine and champagne.
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In the fall of 2014, in a vast conference hall in the Ritz Carlton's Abama resort, a terra cotta red Moorish-styled compound, Garik Israelian, a Canarian astrophysicist, stood before 21970 science aficionados from all over the world, with music from Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" blasting from speakers all around.
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Hours later, Prince Mohammed bounded into the gilded conference hall of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Riyadh to a standing ovation from scores of oil executives, bankers and other businessmen who had risked association with scandal over the killing of Mr. Khashoggi for a chance to profit from the kingdom's vast wealth.
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Speaking in Munich, Mr. Esper trotted out the same security warnings the United States has been using for more than a year, telling a packed conference hall of European diplomats and business leaders that the People's Liberation Army and Chinese intelligence were trying to extend their authoritarian state and that Europe must fight back.
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Lining the conference hall were posters of historical figures reimagined as pop-culture icons: George Washington sporting a Mike Tyson face tattoo, John F. Kennedy with a lip-shaped hickey on his cheek, a frowning Harriet Tubman wearing big headphones around her ears, Thomas Jefferson in red wayfarer sunglasses, and Benjamin Franklin as Ziggy Stardust-era David Bowie.
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