Sentence examples for early briefings from inspiring English sources

According to early briefings, the gunman, 26, was known to French intelligence services and was Moroccan or of Moroccan origin.

In early briefings, the press was told that Mr Miliband might talk about giving priority to working families, or those who had volunteered in their local communities.

Many of Spicer's early briefings were unusually short — about half an hour, with ten minutes of prepared remarks in the beginning.

New York mayor Michael Bloomberg was so concerned that he went on to commission an even more detailed study of the city after receiving early briefings on the report.

And in early briefings, aides suggested she would report to Javid.

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.

Meanwhile, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld Donald Rumsfeld and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Army Gen. Henry Shelton Henry Shelton, began early morning briefings at the Pentagon.

From my earliest product briefings, Microsoft executives carted around big honking laptops luggables to get enough processing and graphics power to run early Vista builds.

The earlier improper briefings at Fort Benning had a different aftermath.

The actor also admitted that in earlier press briefings, during which he had described himself as "impotent", he had not fully understood what the word meant.

American Amicable agents were involved in earlier improper briefings at Fort Benning in 2002 and at Camp Pendleton, in Oceanside, Calif., in 2003.