Sentence examples for briefings a bit from inspiring English sources
Distances to hotels can be tiring, and the ride briefings a bit overstuffed with local mayoral speeches.
PRESS briefings are a bit of a lottery.
Ambassador Crocker has expressed a darker, more rueful vision in background briefings with reporters, and he emanated a bit of Graham Greene yesterday.
So it rains a bit too, according to hostile briefings from the Devon tourist lobby.
There is, however, an acknowledgement within the party that having fought to be included in the forthcoming debates and given the same level of scrutiny as the other mainstream parties, the Greens need to give Bennett a bit more help with research and briefings.
He said briefings against Gove were an example of the party trying to throw a bit of red meat to its supporters by appearing to stand up to a senior Conservative.
It is a PR world more than ever before, but it used to be much better fun in the old days when Sir Alex Ferguson held separate briefings, the cameras turned off, where he could go off-record, show a bit more of his real personality and occasionally fly into the kind of rages that had to be seen to be believed.
Luckily, it's a regime that can be combined with going to "busy" parties, so long as you fit in snatched whispered briefings for colleagues at them when there's something around that could prove a bit troublesome.
HONG KONG — Early morning briefings on sovereign credit outlooks can be soporific affairs, so Fitch Ratings conjured up a bit of audience participation on Tuesday to keep everybody awake: About 100 participants at the event were given nifty little remote-controlled voting devices and asked for their views on a range of topics.
A bit more shapely than the RL, but not to the "remarkable" degree the company was promising in briefings last year.
