Sentences with phrase «face over lunch»

The Vaporstream website at one point read that «[u] sing Vaporstream would be no different than talking face - to - face over lunch or at the water cooler.»

Their concept was to get people face to face over lunch instead of wasting valuable time over dinner or a date that may be a waste of time.

Within minutes the men were meeting face - to - face over lunch.

Not exact matches

In between making yum faces while eating this for lunch, Paul and I compiled a list of things we need to serve this sauce over ASAP:

Over two hundred attendees enjoyed lunch, dancing, face painting, a bounce house, spin art and more.

It's her mission to get busy professionals out from behind their computers and connecting face - to - face with singles in their area over lunch, brunch or drinks after work.

Jacquie Brownridge's mission to get busy professionals out from behind their computers and connecting face - to - face with singles in their area over lunch, brunch or drinks after work.

In Hot Lunch we see Arthur fawning over Guinevere and facing off with Lancelot and the bullies.

Over lunch at a trendy Italian eatery a few blocks from the gold - leaf dome of Georgia's Capitol, Barbara Christmas spots a familiar face.

Fledgling attorney Leo Maxwell is having lunch with his elder brother, Teddy, a high - profile Bay Area criminal lawyer known for his borderline unethical shenanigans, when someone walks up, takes quick aim over Leo's shoulder, and shoots Teddy in the face.

But most books were sold in face - to - face between writers and editors, or direct pitches from writers, often over lunch or dinner.

Here you can enjoy a drink and a light tapas lunch with fantastic views down over Playa Ambolo and the surrounding cliff faces.

While some can laugh and joke about less than flat - calm conditions, others may be leaning green - faced over the deck, feeding the fish with their semi-digested lunch.

I found Kunsthalle Zurich director Daniel Baumann rubbing shoulders with Hans Ulrich Obrist and Koo Jeong A, Martin Hatebur and Peter Handschin, Nairy Baghramian, Eungie Joo, Marina Fokidis, Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn — so many people, really, that it was almost hard to comprehend that all over Venice similar lunches were taking place, just with other faces from other lands.

Although the Internet has been a boon to networking over the past decade or so, there is something to be said for a face - to - face networking over business lunches or trade shows.