Sentence examples for impromptu briefing from inspiring English sources

Then Joseph J. Lhota, deputy mayor for operations, gathered reporters for another impromptu briefing.

At an impromptu briefing, police spokesman Matthew McPhail told reporters that the force was working to disperse the protests while respecting peaceful demonstrators' right to free speech.

But he directed all other questions about his actions against his wife's staff to Mr. Hess, who by late in the day had assembled reporters for an impromptu briefing in a corner of the City Hall Blue Room.

They were obviously looking for us," said a slightly trembling Dan Karr, Tzero's senior vice president, after he returned from his impromptu briefing with Gates and Allen.

And with the media assembled for a media conference to promote Wednesday's visit to Celtic, the keeper opted to hold an impromptu briefing of his own to tell his side of the story.

The three-day presale preview will serve as an impromptu brief automotive art show of star cars.

While Mrs. Clinton mingled with the patrons, Mr. Clinton held an impromptu press briefing near the kitchen door surrounded by a scrum of reporters and photographers.

During an impromptu press briefing yesterday outside the Senate chamber, in Washington, Rodham stated, "I know nothing about any of this, but I can assure you that there was no quid here, no pro, and precious little quo".

In an effort to provide a more substantive story line, the Romney campaign gave an impromptu background briefing late Thursday with a senior policy adviser in the lobby of the Mandarin Oriental hotel, where Mr. Romney was attending a closed fund-raiser.

The Obamas have never invited the Clintons for dinner at the White House, but there have been other encounters like a recent golf game and an impromptu joint briefing room appearance in 2010 and a private 2011 meeting in the Roosevelt Room that generated an energy-efficiency initiative.

After declining to comment on his plans for almost a week, Mr. Morgenthau held an impromptu year-end briefing for reporters who regularly cover his office.