Sentence examples for at a breakfast organized from inspiring English sources

Interviewed before an audience by the author Ken Auletta at a breakfast organized by The New Yorker magazine, Mr. Turner said that he and Fay Vincent, former commissioner of baseball and former head of Columbia Pictures, were the only two directors with experience in media and entertainment -- AOL Time Warner's principal focus.

"I think it was worth the cost," U.S. Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Tom Donohue, at a breakfast organized by the Christian Science Monitor.

At a breakfast organized by the Christian Science Monitor, Energy Secretary Steven Chu acknowledged that the administration had made "very, very hard decisions" in proposing to decrease funding for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program by $2.5 billion in its 2012 budget.

"Let's just be honest -- the Republican criticism is that the president is taking into account the need to lessen disruptions to small businesses and employers?" Sperling said incredulously, speaking to a group of reporters at a breakfast organized by the Christian Science Monitor.

"I am with Barry a little bit about all this consolidation," he said at a recent breakfast organized by The New Yorker in New York.

Speaking moments earlier at a breakfast briefing organized by the Christian Science Monitor, Cornyn relayed that he had urged Crist to abandon his plans to bolt the party and, instead, wait until the 2012 election to launch another bid for the Senate -- in this case, taking on incumbent Bill Nelson.

"That's going to be first and foremost a determination that's made by the intelligence community," Monaco said at a breakfast in D.C. organized by the Christian Science Monitor.

On Tuesday, he spoke at a breakfast event in Times Square organized by Reuters, where he gave a spirited defense of political centrism, Atlanticism, and international engagement generally, including, where necessary, the use of military force.

They spoke at a breakfast briefing with reporters organized by the Christian Science Monitor.

She appeared before a group of about 30 women at a quickly organized gathering, held after a breakfast fund-raiser at a nearby country club for her husband.

Michael R. Bloomberg, Edward I. Koch and David N. Dinkins spoke Tuesday at a breakfast event in Midtown Manhattan.