Sentence examples for made meeting from inspiring English sources

Prisons throughout the nation have made meeting rooms for educational and treatment programs into cell space.

Lost business after the attacks made meeting the cost of the firm's overhead and 60-member staff "a headache," he said.

And despite the company's subscription focus, the flagging advertising market -- which affects magazine and television operations, especially -- has made meeting that goal more difficult.

"It felt awkward from the outset," Mr. Park said later, as he explained that a lifetime spent around men — at boys' schools, the military and now as a fireman — had made meeting women harder.

Mr. Heymann said that his being based in Hong Kong had made meeting artists difficult, but that he had done so whenever he traveled or they came to Hong Kong.

Mr. Sudani, speaking by telephone from his home because recent violence had made meeting in Sadr City too dangerous, said the fighters are "our relatives, our neighbors," and not just renegade outsiders.

It made meetings social and enjoyable by offering meals and having good discussion leaders.

Our sales compensation structures rewarded customer acquisition, emphasized the number of calls made, meetings scheduled and deals closed.

All of us make meetings, and make meeting notes, write meeting summaries, meeting minutes.

Which makes meeting county and environmental expectations no small feat.

"I think the familiarity makes meeting someone easier.