Sentence examples for extensive meeting from inspiring English sources
"extensive meeting" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to talk about a meeting that lasted a long time or that covered a lot of topics. For example, "The board of directors held an extensive meeting to discuss the company's future plans."
The bilateral will be the first extensive meeting between Cameron and Obama since the American president, in a candid interview in the Atlantic magazine, suggested Cameron had become distracted from the Libyan crisis following the 2011 overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi.
This is what Laws said: The parliamentary party has had another good and extensive meeting and it received the latest updates from the leader and the negotiating team of the discussions that have been going on early on today.
On an afternoon at the end of May, the lobby hummed with 40-ish Russian women in miniskirts, businessmen attending conferences in the extensive meeting facilities and some honeymooning Americans pulling Gucci luggage.
The prime minister, who traveled to New York to hold an extensive meeting with Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, is, in fact, placing peace over politics in hopes of bringing the Palestinians back to the negotiating table.
Either way, P. J. Carlesimo, the Nets' newly installed interim coach, had his first extensive meeting Saturday with Mikhail D. Prokhorov, the Nets' owner, who is contemplating his next move after firing Coach Avery Johnson last week.
Orgeron said he had an "extensive meeting" with special teams coach John Baxter on Sunday.
As they raced to prepare, top Congressional officials held extensive meetings Tuesday to iron out the layers of logistics.
He found that there had been extensive meetings between city officials and Maximus executives prior to the formal contracting process that gave the company an unfair advantage.
North Korean officials strongly favor building this line, said Mr. Harrison, who had extensive meetings with North Korean officials in April in Pyongyang, the capital.
Sir Jeremy, left, said extensive meetings would be held with a wide range of Sierra Leoneans, international military officers and relief workers.
Pressure on Mr. Osborne mounted Tuesday as details of his extensive meetings with the Murdochs and leaders of the News Corporation's British subsidiary, News International, were released.
