Sentence examples for endless conference from inspiring English sources

"ProSieben was nine time zones away from Haim's office, and he was into the details there on endless conference calls with management," Nelson said.

Josh Newlan, a California coder working in Shanghai, got bored with listening to endless conference calls, so he built some software to listen for him.

"News is an activity, a verb, really," Mr. Lehmann, who now works at Bookforum and The Baffler, said, "and we would end up mired in these endless conference calls where you would learn a lot about what buzzwords were gaining currency and very little about how we were going to cover the events of the day".

Wessel — with whom I worked in The Journal's Washington office in the 1990s — puts us in the midnight meetings and on the endless conference calls during which Bernanke; former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson; his successor, Timothy Geithner; and a platoon of aides flail and bicker.

Commissioners frequently asked for Tim's opinions on the often obscure matters being discussed during seemingly endless conference calls over many months.

There seem to be more award ceremonies for journalism than ever before, and endless conferences on the future of the media, where someone always claims, like a groovy free-thinking radical, that print has got a limitless future, actually.

These days there are also endless conferences on the mound to make pitching changes or discuss an ever-widening array of strategies, which means a game that is already thick with strategy has become so dense — and narcissistic — that even a scoreless game can become a marathon.

So there are always breakfasts, and sundowner events, and lunches and dinners, and endless conferences.

If our leaders waver the next time, let us do our part and disrupt their endless conferences and evasions.

Ministers sit at a long table on a raised dais participating in an apparently endless press conference shown on live television for the few who can watch it.

Entire days spent on meetings about meetings, drafting and re-drafting 'team stories' and participating in endless informational conference calls.