Sentence examples for personal get-together from inspiring English sources
In 1965, Mailer demurred at the possibility of a personal get-together: "I think this is the wrong time for us to have dinner, because instead of having a nice calm quiet and lively conversation about the future of conservatism, my left conservatism and your right conservatism, there'd be too much pressure to have a screaming match".
The informal setting of the first meeting between Xi and Modi is expected to bring a personal touch, much like the friendly get-together of the new Indian leader and Abe in Kyoto before their formal summit in Tokyo.
"We spent a lot of time looking at the space and thought there really aren't good solutions for very close-knit, very personal, very intimate communities that get together in person," explains Glick.
Admittedly, when Baker attempts "personal stuff" (such as getting together with wife Wendy) things get a little stilted.
Its approach was to provide a really easy way for people to take whatever interesting plans they had in their calendars and share them openly with friends, with the rationale that greater social transparency for this particular type of personal information would facilitate serendipitous get-togethers and enable a greater awareness of relevant events.
On the return flight the lovely stewardess, on learning I was a movie producer, handed me her personal card and suggested we get together, which we did.
"I use this time for personal reflection and growth, and often get together with likeminded friends to engage in learning that might go beyond the parameters of strictly professional development," she related.
Explain the reason behind the group - basically as a chance for moms to get together to discuss personal feelings about being a mom and coping with raising babies.
Get together to settle business and personal matters?
"Before opening night in Philadelphia, we all got together and said, 'If we get good personal reviews out of this show we are lucky,'" she noted.
