Sentence examples similar to a one met from inspiring English sources

Jay Payton's throw, a good one, met Posada at the plate and caromed off his body into the Mets' dugout.

More specifically, val/val homozygotes produced significantly more errors than did children who carried a least one met allele.

Of the 13 major protocol violations, 12 received less than 4 weeks of treatment and one met an exclusion criterion.

EB means more than one might suspect from a translation one meets with frequently, roughly speaking: "based on the latest and best available empirical information".

No one met him at the airport.

The business was a successful one, meeting the fastener needs of the nation's military and he eventually sold it in 1999.

True, you lost to South Africa, but that was a tricky one – meeting the Springboks still in the grip of the shame that went with losing to Eddie Jones's team was always going to be tough.

Therefore, this methodology reveals the potential for real-time control of SiOx films' growth of desirable stoichiometry or a functionally graded one, meeting specific demands for microelectronics or other industrial applications.

The real India has a huge population, but one meets few people in Road.

But Republicans are challenging that interpretation and said they were exploring their legal options to deny Democrats a candidate if no one meets the filing deadline.

The level of joviality one anticipates is curiously absent, and instead one meets a lot of teeth and monosyllables.