Sentence examples similar to a met before from inspiring English sources
Too often, though, a character we've never met before will show up, give a long speech, then disappear.
A woman Hulsey had never met before was waiting for her when she stepped off the aircraft.
Contingency — A condition that must be met before a sale can close.
That is, a minimum threshold must first be met before a transaction is kicked off on the consumer's behalf.
"What we do have is a lot of energy and excitement about a future in which community needs are met before a disaster arises," Stayton says.
Today, there is a family income level that must be met before a no-loan financial aid package is offered.
The most notable is the regulatory imperative; there are a range of requirements that must be met before a device can legally be placed on the market.
Who would choose a date they've never met before over a work commitment?
By law, many requirements must be met before a firm can become a ratings agency.
In its draft guidelines, the XWP proposed a list of criteria or principles which had to be met before a xenotransplantation clinical trial could proceed.
The UKNSC outline 22 criteria that must be met before a systematic population screening programme for a condition is initiated (Additional file 1: Supplement 1).
