Sentence examples for unofficial summit from inspiring English sources

To find out, an unofficial summit was convened, last Thursday, over lunch at L'École, the restaurant of the French Culinary Institute.

There is also of course John Travolta and Nicolas Cage in John Woo's Face/Off (1997), although these actors did not bring as much drama as Robert De Niro and Al Pacino squaring up to each other in Michael Mann's Heat (1995) – a tense, unofficial "summit conference" over coffee between criminal and cop.

If Oliver Stone and Peter Morgan ever decided to team up for a larky look at the darker conspiratorial currents of pop culture during the Nixon presidency, it might look like this entertaining, lenient reimagining of the most bizarre unofficial summit meeting in US history, drenched in retrospective irony and postmodern absurdity.

Sure enough, by the time of an unofficial EU summit in Brussels on January 30th, the government had watered down its position.

Much of the summit's unofficial work will take place off-stage.

Unofficial discussions at a summit meeting last week indicated that the prospects that the presidential job would go to Tony Blair, the former British prime minister, had faded.

(Durham is Paul Taylor's unofficial summer home).

Unofficial unemployment numbers top 20%.

As time passed, the significance of the series grew in the public consciousness, and the term "Summit Series" became its unofficial accepted name.

While Mr. Obama has declined to attend the meeting, he is dispatching two high-powered emissaries — Madeleine K. Albright, who was Bill Clinton's secretary of state, and Jim Leach, a Republican former congressman from Iowa — to conduct unofficial meetings on the sidelines of the summit talk with any foreign officials who might want them.

7 year-old Tyler Armstrong may have just broken the (unofficial) record for the youngest person to ever summit Mt. Whitney, reports KTLA.