Sentence examples for typical briefing from inspiring English sources

In a typical briefing on Oct. 22, 2001, Gen. Richard B. Myers, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said that "U.S. forces struck in six planned target areas that included airfields and air defenses, command and control facilities, and terrorist forces and camps".

The typical briefing that designers receive at the start of a new design project seems to be more or less useless for generating any new ideas.

Although Spicer's first performance had many of the trappings of a typical briefing, with a wide range of questions and occasional sparring with high-profile correspondents, he made a statement by showing little deference to the front row.

Student providers were thought to have more time to listen and educate patients than physicians – this time may permit development of more empathetic relationships than possible in a typical brief patient-physician encounter.

A typical transmission is brief: "NY>Staten Island>*Barricaded Perp*>120th Pct.>Holland Ave near Richmond Terrace".

More typical is the brief appearance of Gay Wellington, who is described in the stage directions as "an actress, a nymphomaniac, and a terrible souse".

In one typical instance, a brief paragraph tells us what bits of pipe Reta has been polishing and where she plans to dust tomorrow.

Her husband, Edward, wears a purple "paisley-patterned knit A- shirt with matching knitted briefs, typical of the 'Peacock Revolution' of the sixties".

On a typical Sunday, the briefest might be thirty-eight minutes long: if football got out of the way by seven-twenty-two, they could put on some sort of curtailed program.

It is typical of the brief snippets of songs he recorded between takes during the album sessions.

The DA [ 18] has a typical structure containing brief information about the types of common community services available.