Sentence examples for lengthy conference from inspiring English sources

After a lengthy conference with the waiter, the barmaid put a lump of ice and the juice of half a lemon in a shaker.

For days, exchange officials traded lengthy conference calls with trading firms, regulators, and city and state officials about how best to resume trading in the nation's financial heart.

"There are a lot of cuts the governor proposes that are not acceptable," Mr. Silver said tonight, after a lengthy conference with his members.

But the damage control, which included a lengthy conference call with analysts and a statement of support from Omnicom directors, proved ineffective, at least in the short term.

Hannah Hawkins, transcription manager for CCBN, a company that records and archives hundreds of lengthy conference calls each week for the financial industry, said, that speed was crucial.

— Amid the latest signs of a faltering recovery, President Obama held a lengthy conference call with economic advisers on Wednesday to discuss a course of action in a partisan election season that leaves them little room to maneuver.

But during a lengthy press conference he dodged questions about whether he had told a media conference during the recent election that the South China Sea dispute was a matter for China and Australia should stay neutral.

Didn't she then give a nostalgic goodbye in a lengthy news conference?

In reflective, dignified, even occasionally upbeat, mood at a lengthy press conference in Atlanta, Mr Carter, 90, played down his medical drama.

The House speaker, John A. Boehner, responded to President Obama's lengthy news conference on Monday afternoon by reiterating that he "was disappointed that the president refuses to negotiate".

Duration of boot camp stay meant to impart character-building World War II experience: one week, followed by lengthy press conference.