Sentence examples for breakfast session from inspiring English sources

In Thursday's breakfast session with reporters, he seemed slightly less hopeful that the negative trends could be reversed anytime soon.

On Monday morning, Pakistan's military ruler, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, held a breakfast session with some of India's leading journalists.

Mr. Kerry will hold another round of meetings on Friday, including a breakfast session with Mr. Netanyahu, before leaving for a meeting of the African Union in Ethiopia.

Another Republican, Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, said bringing about change would be difficult, regardless of the friendly optimism that prevailed at the breakfast session.

On a warm recent morning, the crew met up at Chelsea Piers skate park for a breakfast session (and photo shoot, above).

The president's breakfast session with Mr. Medvedev, on the sidelines of a meeting of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forum, was his final "bilateral," or one-on-one, meeting with a foreign leader during his Asia tour.

The breakfast sessions have been added to the festival's already strong speaker program.

Eager participants attended concurrent breakfast sessions on "The Baltic Gap: How Credible is NATO's Deterrence Posture?," "State(s) of Fear: Coping with Terrorism, Extremism and Random Violence," "Distrust of the East and Anxiety of the South - Balancing the European Neighborhood," and the "Future of Ukraine: 'Is Minsk Doable?'" The tenor in each of the sessions had an air of pessimism and fear.

Tim Setliff, a young pastor (formerly the driver of a beer truck), told a large group of people at the next breakfast briefing session that they should prepare for those many people in Lynchburg who would say they hated Jerry Falwell and the church.

Global Radio pulled its two panelists at the last minute – Nick Piggott, head of creative technology, who was due to speak at the Radio Festival's technology day, and Simon Hirst, presenter at Galaxy in Yorkshire, who was due to speak at the breakfast show session.

"There were 1200 people there; 7 30am breakfast networking sessions drew crowds of 60, breakout sessions were maxed out, and at one point you weren't allowed upstairs to the lobby outside the ballroom where lunch was being held at all because it was too full," said Miriam Axel-Lute in a blog post. .