teleconference

Every 15 minutes, another family filed into the teleconference room.

What, you ask yourself, am I supposed to get out of this teleconference?

But a demonstration of a live teleconference was less than successful.

Why don't these people teleconference if they really believe it?

He apparently held a teleconference with board members that afternoon to tell them of his decision.

"I think it's a great fit for me," he said during a teleconference.

"I'm not going to put that kind of pressure on myself," she said yesterday in a teleconference call.

Company officials said the teleconference was connected to 2,600 locations around the world.

In 2007, up to 50 members could attend via teleconference.

When participating in a teleconference, it's important to be prepared.

This group meets several times a year, primarily by teleconference.

"I think he knows what his game plan is," Thorn said on a teleconference.

With regular teleconferences, it's as if they are in one virtual 24-hour office.

The president and his cabinet were listening in on a video teleconference.

I have an important teleconference meeting that requires a great deal of privacy.

But his tires have him worried, he said yesterday in a teleconference.

Participants must register at least 24 hours in advance of the teleconference.

"We're confident about the test," Pound said in a teleconference.

What do you need to do to keep a teleconference on track?

He will participate by teleconference from Florida, she said.

Each will have cameras or teleconference technology with each team.

"I'm going there to win the race, just like the other guys are," Wallace said during a teleconference yesterday.

The members conduct a teleconference within several hours of a major temblor.

"I wouldn't be surprised that before the end of this teleconference you would see something on the market," he said.

The teleconference will then be opened for questions by investors, financial analysts, and other call participants.