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How to Use "Meeting" with Example Sentences

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meeting (n): an arranged occasion when people come together to discuss things

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Used with verbs:

"We have a meeting tomorrow morning."
(have)

"We set up a meeting for next week."
(set up, organized, scheduled)

"We went to a meeting this afternoon."
(went to, attended, called, held)

"The meeting finished late."
(finished, started, opened, began)

"The meeting just ended."
(ended, closed, concluded, broke up)

"They postponed the meeting."
(postponed, called off)

"She is facilitating her first meeting."
(be + facilitating)

Used with nouns:

"We need a meeting space."
(space, room, hall, place)

"What is the meeting schedule for today?"
(schedule, agenda, plan)

Used with adjectives:

"We attend monthly meetings."
(monthly, weekly, quarterly, annual, regular, daily, frequent)

"The meeting was long."
(long, short, boring, informative, unnecessary, productive)

"We held an official meeting to discuss employee layoffs."
(official, departmental, staff, business, company, emergency, private, public, secret, private)

"He never attends the scheduled meetings."
(scheduled, mandatory)

"I will be in an all-day meeting."
(all-day, hour-long, budget, board, committee, council, summit, sales)

"We are attending a general meeting."
(general, informal, open, prayer, afternoon, breakfast, lunch)

Used with prepositions:

"We had a meeting among the family members."
(among)

"I had a meeting with him yesterday."
(with)

"There was a meeting between the bosses."
(between)

"They are having a meeting about the incident."
(about, on, for, over)

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