Sentence examples for hosted lunches from inspiring English sources

The days of nurturing client relationships through hosted lunches, cocktail hours and in-person meetings have fallen by the wayside as the current global economic climate has made efficiency paramount.

Ms. Mengers also hosted lunches that were open only to women, no exceptions.

Obama has hosted lunches and dinners for TV anchors and columnists; on January 12th last year, he attended a dinner at George Will's home for conservative commentators.

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Last year the trust also ran up almost £6,500 in expenses on lobbying lunches, co-hosted by Lyons, for the three main political parties during party conference season.

He was honored in September at a lunch in New York hosted by Mario Batali and Joe Bastianich.

(The normal two-hour lunch break was canceled to squeeze in all the leaders scheduled to speak in the afternoon, although the lunch for world leaders hosted by Ban Ki-moon, the secretary general, went ahead a little late).

Michael Gove, the Scottish-born Tory chief whip who has spoken strongly of the need to restrict the voting rights of Scottish MPs, attended the talks and hosted one of four tables during lunch.

The Labour lunch, co-hosted with trustee Diane Coyle, proved the most expensive, coming to £2,869.

Hosted by Jamie Redknapp and Lisa Tarbuck.

Hosted by Eric Zork Alan.