"meeting close" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to mean the end of a meeting, for example: "The meeting is drawing to a close. Thank you all for coming!".
And it ended up being — you were there — I guess an hour-and-a-half meeting, close.
Mr. Hiner, a former chairman of Owens Corning, ushered in a new approach, moving the annual meeting close to home and encouraging the directors to attend.
Satpal was at Westgate for a business meeting, close to a children's cooking competition going on in the complex's car park.
Then follow through to set the stage emotionally during pre-planning, transportation, arrival, greeting, the meeting itself, activities around the meeting, the meeting close, immediate follow through and follow through over time.
Sure there's probably a meeting close to you, but why not check out the InstaMeets in Bali, Spain or Malibu?
Never and never depend on social networks on meeting close friends.
The teens will meet with the first lady on Wednesday in a private meeting closed to the press at 1 p.m. Chicago time, the Sun-Times reports.
Mr. Patel responded with his signature meeting closer, "Rock on".
The comment period for this meeting closed on April 19, 2000.
A recent meeting closed with each woman choosing one word to express how they were feeling.
In a recent conversation, he listed items covered at his first board meeting: "Closing the branches.
