Sentence examples for Meeting from inspiring English sources
The word 'meeting' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are referring to a gathering of people, especially for the purpose of discussing issues or making decisions. For example, "We had a meeting to discuss the budget for the upcoming fiscal year."
noun
The action of the verb to meet.
"This was essential work but passengers need to be able to plan and rely on Network Rail meeting its deadlines for having the network back in service.
The defence ministers of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania were meeting on Thursday and the situation in the Baltic sea would be the "number one topic of the meeting", Siemoniak said.
Jake Healey, a student at the University of West England, says: "Shyness depends on the situation – meeting new people, fear of them not liking me, wanting to make a good first impression".
"In prison, all of the princes were meeting regularly.
"I'm meeting a German guy this afternoon who wants a couple of walls to work on," says Al. "I think I know some places that might work".
Communication is key and we try to get together regularly for a team meeting.
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So I went along (to a Shoreditch coffee shop) in the spirit of a person who isn't meeting the person they wanted to meet, and was awed by Caballero.
After meeting the British prime minister, David Cameron, on Monday he is due to attend the UN general assembly meeting today.
I didn't realise Podemos had a London branch – all branches are called circles, or "circulos" – until I met Sirio Canós Donnay at a Compass meeting.
"I believe I may have sent through a form to request for a meeting, yes," she said when asked if di Girolamo tried to meet O'Farrell.
