Sentence examples for briefing with one from inspiring English sources

During a briefing with one of this update's product leads, I asked why they were making all of these changes now — users have been requesting some of these things, like the ability to pre-approve photo tags, for ages.

This was my opening where I summed up a few moments that have stuck in my mind from covering cycling over the years: "The first time I heard about cycle lanes being put on the Embankment was in 2008, I was at a briefing with one of the mayor's aides.

The menu is pleasingly brief, with one page for soups, salads, beverages and appetizers, and the other describing a dozen main dishes, plus a couple plugs for the pair's prepared-food catalog, their catering business and, in a postscript, the note that promises a $10 sharing charge as well as the addition of a 20percenttipip to the bills of parties containing more than six persons.

He stopped for a brief one-on-one interview with Fox News' Carl Cameron – or as one-on-one as you can get with a few hundred people packed in within a few feet of you.

We addressed our three aims using a heterosexual speed-dating event, whereby participants had a series of brief one-on-one dates with other attendees (fellow participants) in search of a potential romantic partner.

Google Helpouts, which launched this week, is a service that allows you to pay for brief one-on-one webcam masterclasses with a range of experts in various fields.

Why did Microsoft start its press briefing with Xbox One S, promising 4K compatibility, a new 40% smaller body and support for HDR gaming, only to apparently undermine the package by revealing Scorpio at the end?

There was a brief scuffle with one of many anti-abortion protesters, who were also out in force.

In 1665 a French cavalry officer stopped at a convent near Beja, Portugal, and apparently had a brief affair with one of the nuns there.

Chef (Frederic Forrest) has a brief scene with one playmate (Colleen Camp) that is funny, touching and another reminder of the other side of life.

Catherine had had a brief affair with one of her husband's employees, David Osborne, who was hotel manager at the doomed Pembroke House.