Sentence examples for typical meeting from inspiring English sources

Occupy Newark remains small, attracting no more than a few dozen participants to a typical meeting.

"There was a typical meeting, as there was after every game to see the clips and analyse the game.

A. The typical meeting is about four people — the people who are really going to be actively participating and giving ideas, versus a much broader group.

In a typical meeting there are four or five consultants, eight registrars and eight senior house officers (SHOs) who assist them.

Leigh Wintz, executive director of Soroptimist International of the Americas, a women's organization, has managed to cope with the dollar's fluctuations by expanding her skills far beyond those of a typical meeting planner, becoming a foreign currency trader.

Today, the government openly appeals to overseas Chinese to "lend" it technology, with a typical meeting in the city of Shenyang in 2001 attracting hundreds of overseas Chinese, the authors wrote.

Mr. Obama and Mr. Xi have set aside several hours for meetings and meals that are intended to be less scripted than typical meetings between world leaders.

Senate aides familiar with the talks say Mr. Obama is telling senators that he wants to convene bipartisan discussions at the White House, a departure from the more typical meetings between him and party leaders.

The Giants did their best to stick to routine, boarding buses for the airport at the same time they have all year and keeping to their typical meetings schedule in hopes of furthering the notion that despite the pomp of the Super Bowl, this is a business trip.

Employees from 41 countries provide comments on the effectiveness of their typical meetings and how to improve effectiveness.

During typical meetings, the partners reviewed previous decisions, recent performance, state-level campaigns, immunization and surveillance data, and the current status of polio eradication.