Sentence examples for briefings out from inspiring English sources

White House press secretary Sean Spicer has warned for weeks that he wouldn't hesitate to ditch press customs and even talked about moving briefings out of the White House space where they've been held for decades.

Mr McClellan admits that many of the things he said at his press briefings turned out to be "badly misguided".

At the end of each day they call in and record briefings, laying out what he needs to know about the following day.

The robot can offer health briefings, give out medication and check a user's vitals.

Why did they persist in carrying out briefings in an open plan windowed office when they thought either a killer or a mole was amongst them?" She continued, "I felt disappointed in the whole of Scandinavia".

This week, the State Department invited foreign ambassadors in for briefings to lay out American opposition to the court and to warn them of the prohibition against military aid to countries that are a party to the treaty establishing the court.

The best guess is that he doesn't have much of an operational role at all — perhaps he gets some briefings and sends out some messages privately from time to time.

"But they said, 'We get 100,000 more households when you're on the air.' " Ever since, the White House briefings have played out in real time against the daytime dramas, giving the world a glimpse into the daily push-me, pull-you in a democracy of making news (or not) and trying to report it.

White House officials say that before Mr. Ridge can become the homeland security communicator, he has to learn his new role with daily briefings to figure out what resources he will have available and to determine how he will work with Congress.

In three press briefings, Burguan doled out carefully-worded quotes, taking the utmost care not to share details that weren't ironclad.

These briefings were filled out, in turn, by a critical review of the main documentary evidence available.