Sentence examples for can meet over from inspiring English sources

well, I hope that you're not demoralized and I think that a lot people that are rooting for our kids and understand change and people hoping there's a way you and Vincent Gray can meet over lunch and he can beg you to stay or you can beg him to keep you because our kids don't deserve a crappy education and do you hope that this change, too, could affect change?

So instead, they think 'oh, humanities, that's something you can meet over a beer and chat about.'.

Prospective studies will be needed to determine the optimal level of training and whether naloxone rescue kits can meet an over-the-counter standard.

While not every country in the world can replicate this model, he said Uruguay had proved that renewables can reduce generation costs, can meet well over 90% of electricity demand without the back-up of coal or nuclear power plants, and the public and private sectors can work together effectively in this field.

In that case, arrange an occasion where you can meet up, over coffee or a chat perhaps.

"I am confident that they can meet their obligations over the next 12 to 15 months," one investor said.

She also wants to market the inn as a place for "B&B people" — as opposed to "hotel people" — by playing up the property's social feel, where guests can meet and mingle over meals and afternoon refreshments.

"We don't have plans for a tower," said Louise Mirrer, the society's president, adding, "We think we can meet our needs over the next few years by focusing on our building".

New development needs to have long-term viability in general and that means residential housing with a genuine community supported by the necessary infrastructure, as well as commercial property that isn't just created in order to exploit development opportunities but can meet changing needs over time.

It doesn't know whether it can meet the June 30 deadline for turning over sovereignty to the Iraqis.

Director of the British civil liberties advocacy organisation Liberty and chancellor of Oxford Brookes University I love London because it is so diverse and busy and so many cities in one – you can meet people from all over the world.