Sentence examples for a conversation beforehand from inspiring English sources

The lectures given are public, but my class has the opportunity to have a conversation beforehand, with extra reading material to discuss.

Pearson and Johansson had a conversation beforehand about where it might go – the line about the hands, for instance, came from him.

"I think it's important whether your proposal is public or private that you have a conversation beforehand whether you're both thinking about engagement or not," he said.

Tip: If you've been talking to someone and are planning a first date with them, suggest setting up a phone conversation beforehand.

In a brief telephone conversation beforehand, Mr. Dreier said he viewed the transition job, which may last only five or six weeks, as constituent service.

Researchers Don Moore of Carnegie Mellon University, Janice Nadler of Northwestern University, and Leigh Thompson have found that parties can overcome the diminished rapport inherent in an email negotiation by engaging in a short get-acquainted phone conversation beforehand.

On Saturday of that first week, they had both made plans to see the Woody Allen film "Small Time Crooks," and fell into conversation beforehand when they ran across each other outside the theater.

The primary topics of conversation beforehand (apart from the horrendous oil spill) were Mideast peace, Iran and President's standing with the Jewish community.

And other than our short, short conversation beforehand, there was no mention of his orientation or the orientation of anyone else.

By following the conversation beforehand, you can see who else is attending, find out which topics are hot and even set up some meetings.

You would insert that word into your conversation beforehand, glance at yours casually (albeit briefly), and then ask them to think of something like an accessory.