Sentence examples for wrong meeting from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, Schmidt says, the founders show up, unscheduled, for the wrong meeting.

In retrospect, she may have just been in the wrong meeting.

And for a while, I did get lost in Powell's, standing in what turned out to be the wrong meeting place for a long time.

"I thought that this would be government at its most accessible, but they were continually told that they were at the wrong meeting, or there were just so many generalizations," said Mr. Davis, who can sketch the plans for the new park from memory on a restaurant napkin and plays clips of community board meetings on his iPhone.

And we should not discount the potential personal involvement of President Trump, who said in May that he saw nothing wrong meeting face to face with Kim: "It's called opening a dialogue".

"Come closer now, yes, hmm, so young, so seductive: tell me, pretty darling: do you like to be licked?" Sat down in the wrong meeting in 1990 once and was too polite to get up and now he's Business Secretary for the entirety of the UK.

Anybody who thinks it is being driven, or "twisted", by re-enactment groups from 20th-century Marxism is going to the wrong meetings.

When contacted by the Guardian, Danczuk said that there was nothing wrong with meeting Tarique Rahman because the government had allowed "him to stay here".

He insisted on air that nothing would come of it, that Mueller's budget should be capped, that Donald Trump Jr. was not in the wrong for meeting with a Russian lawyer to talk about Hillary Clinton and that investigating the Trump Organization's financial ties to Russia crossed a "red line".

This quadruple dress rehearsal was designed to negate the possibility of any wrong turns, meetings with locked doors or encounters with groups of people.

This results in too many and unnecessary meetings, meetings lasting too long, with the wrong participants, and meetings that do not live up to their potential.