Sentence examples for debrief on from inspiring English sources
"debrief on" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to the act of providing someone with information, summarizing the details of a situation, or discussing the aftermath of a particular event. For example, "After the project was finished, we had to debrief on our progress and successes."
The debrief on Monday with Warren Gatland was a very honest one, although he was kind enough to say we could have won by 15 to 20 points had we converted those tries when held up on the Fijian line.
Before he leaves, he runs a debrief on the day's work with everyone, slaps hands as he says it went "great," and exits.
This has been the tone of things from Adelaide onwards, an extended mass debrief on exactly where, when and how everything that could go wrong has managed, as it turns out, to go so badly wrong.
After each one has had the ordeal and upheaval of an Ofsted inspection it then has its reward – a morale-boosting, soothing visit from myself and fellow members of the Education Scrutiny Committee for a debrief on Ofsted's findings.
Behind the scenes at Lord's, the new ECB chief executive, Tom Harrison, will meet with the managing director, Paul Downton, for a full debrief on the World Cup debacle.
Zenkel said that the broadcaster had not yet met with the International Olympic Committee for a debrief on its London 2012 coverage, but added that the idea of rescheduling the Paralympics was "worth a look".
iPhone 6S debrief: one year on, how did it do?
There is a "field debriefing" going on, the officer said.
I'm then required to give them all a thorough debriefing on what to do in any one of a number of worst-case scenarios, from a lost filing cabinet to the whole office going up in flames.
On Sunday, marching down Christopher Street, he and I debriefed on Kiev Pride three weeks ago.
Evidence from the US survivors, debriefed on American soil, confirmed the Libyan version of events.
