Sentence examples for called this meeting from inspiring English sources
By John O'Hara The New Yorker, July 26 , 1930P. 47 I called this meeting this afternoon on my own hook, without authorization of F.W; because he's so busy getting readiny for the European good-will trip that I didn't want to bother him unnecessarily.
The delegates gave no reply to reporters' questions about why Moscow has called this meeting.
As your chapter president, I called this meeting after hearing that you're nervous about sleeping in the house for the first time.
Professor Singer originally called this meeting to help her develop ideas for a secularized compassion-training program for her longitudinal neuroscience research.
Condoleezza Rice, his national security adviser, has called this meeting -- the fourth between the two leaders, but the first on American soil -- "another step in a process".
Which is why I called this meeting.
The Rangers and the Bruins have been the cream of the league's crop this season, and although neither team will call this meeting of two of the N.H.L.'s most successful (and truculent) clubs a yardstick game, it most certainly is.
I had no idea how developed the company's mobility strategy actually is, and neither did anyone else, which I suppose is why management decided to call this meeting in the first place.
We call this meeting room "the soft room" because it's stuffed with lots of very soft sofas and we're an incredibly imaginative bunch of creatives.
While important, though, I refuse to call this meeting a "summit," since Democratic and Republican politicians squabbling simply does not reach the heights of two nuclear powers tensely sitting down to talk about missiles.
"The president made those phone calls and is calling this meeting precisely because he is concerned [about keeping the government funded]." Obama has said a government shutdown would put the already fragile economy at risk, arguing Friday that a shutdown based on failed negotiations in Congress would be "the height of irresponsibility".
