English lessons about meetings

I had an important client call.

I sent an email today.

I had a team meeting today.

They presented their new strategy this morning.

We had a team meeting.

I had to explain a project delay.

A bug report came in last week.

I needed to update everyone on our project.

I had a meeting last week.

Two teammates had very different ideas for our project.

I needed to show the budget.

I felt great after my stand-up this morning.

I had a talk with a parent today.

Our project kickoff felt strong.

That call just wrapped up, and I feel good.

I had to explain a new project idea.

I was explaining a new project idea.

I had a team meeting last week.

We had our first meeting today.

I presented our project plan to the leadership team.

Our first client discovery call went well.

I started our project meeting.

Yesterday, a colleague shared a big new idea.

I explained the new project feature.

I needed to discuss a bug with my colleague.

I had a heavy question.

Today I had a good discovery call with a new client.

I had a talk with a parent.

We just finished a good call.

I recently had to explain a product delay.

We had a meeting about the project timeline.

I thought about our project kickoff.

I recently had to explain our budget.

My teammate shared a new feature idea.

The team was making a big choice.

We started our new project meeting.

I just sent a follow-up email after our meeting.

After our meeting, I needed a decision.

Last week, we had a meeting.

Today we had our short team meeting.

Today, I presented our new project plan.

I just finished our project kick-off.

Today, I presented our big new plan.

Sometimes a question sits unspoken.

I thought about the call.

It's always tricky explaining project delays.

Last week, we reviewed our project numbers.

I showed the budget to my team.

Yesterday I gave my manager a status update.

Last week, I explained our budget to Sam.