Palaver

The team coach held a palaver with the players to discuss their performance.

The union leaders had a palaver with the management to reach a compromise on the labor issues.

The family had a palaver to plan the details of the upcoming vacation.

The doctors had a palaver to decide on the best course of treatment for the patient.

The union and the management had a palaver to reach a compromise on the workers' demands.

The political leaders had a palaver to discuss the economic policies of the country.

The principal held a palaver with the parents to discuss the school's new policy.

The CEO called for a palaver with the shareholders to address their concerns.

The team captain called for a palaver to discuss the team's strategy for the upcoming game.

The group's discussion was filled with palaver and no concrete plans were made.

The professor's lectures were often just palaver with no real substance.

The debate turned into a palaver, with each side just repeating their own arguments.

The salesman's pitch was palaver, and the product turned out to be useless.

The politician's speech was nothing but palaver.

The seminar turned into a palaver, with the speaker going off on tangents and not staying on topic.

The meeting was filled with palaver and little progress was made.

The group's planning session was full of palaver, and they didn't make any progress towards their goals.

The lecture was nothing but palaver, with the professor not providing any new information.

The TV show was all palaver and no substance, with no meaningful plot or character development.

Let's not waste time with palaver, we need to make a decision.

I have no patience for your palaver, just give me a straight answer.

The politician's speech was just palaver and didn't address any of the pressing issues.

After an hour of palaver, we finally got down to business.

The meeting was nothing but palaver and no decisions were made.