Four days later she sat at the head of a conference table, still enraged.
Panicked, I dumped all the contents of my purse onto the conference table no luck.
Then there was the particular mixture of people who squeezed around the conference table.
Terrance McWilliams sat at a conference table that's covered with hundreds of his medals.
The picture very quickly broadens beyond a select group of Washington experts huddled around a conference table.
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The table, made with a ceramic top painted green with white lines, doubles as a conference table.
Navalny works at a doughnut-shaped conference table, behind drifts of paper and a laptop bristling with memory sticks.
Back at the hotel, Ms. Spindel met the evening's 25 hopefuls in three half-hour shifts around a conference table.
Does your employee refuse to sit at the conference table, passing up the doughnuts at the morning status meeting?
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These are not questions, in all likelihood, that will be answered during one 20-minute session at the conference table.
Sitting at the head of the conference table, Marcogliese was leading the effort.
Even the conference table and chairs at Regal-Beloits corporate headquarters are hand-me-downs.
It consists of one half of a conference table, placed opposite three huge plasma screens in a specially designed studio.
The first candidate to sit down at the dark-stained conference table was a Chinese-American, from Washington state, named Andrew Hsu.
On the conference table--a waist-high slab of plywood propped on a pair of sawhorses--are 50 years' worth of Ford truck advertisements.
Kevin Sandwith's fine free-kick 10 minutes after the break was enough to send Chris Wilder's side third in the Conference table.
His choice will be more staid and more subdued -- and someone he knows he can work with across that conference table.
One simply brings the participants together around a virtual conference table and lets them chew over an agenda provided by the moderator.
At some companies, such decisions might be made around a conference table.
Our meeting lasted almost an hour, and through that entire time the CEO sat at the conference table with his arms tightly crossed.
He found a two-star Army general from JSOC headquarters seated at a conference table with Brian, James, Mark, and several analysts from the C.
Amy Bishop, a neurobiologist at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, sat down at the conference table just moments before the faculty meeting began.
We were sitting at a conference table in his large, airy office above Times Square, which features floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the Hudson.
We arranged chairs in concentric circles, rather than in a theatre style or around a conference table that might have made one group seem dominant.
Friedman soon found himself at a conference table, ringed by executives.
On a Monday morning, not long ago, I was sitting across a conference table from Audrey, the VP of Human Resources for a large global manufacturing company.
The receptionist introduced me as I walked into the room and observed four middle-aged men seated around a long, shiny, mahogany conference table all staring blankly at me.
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Gravesend and Farnborough - level on points in the middle of the Conference table - could not be separated after a tough contest ended in a goalless draw.
The second in command from Homeland Security, the Justice Department, the FBI, NCTC and the office of the director of national intelligence sat at the small conference table.
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If you are sitting, you can still project power by stretching your legs and arms and by spreading out your belongings on the conference table, and claiming more territory.
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