Sentence examples for have always met from inspiring English sources

From the Battle of Trafalgar to the London blitz, Britons have always met peril with steely resolve.

Even when I have travelled in other countries like Italy or Australia, I have always met Scottish people and they are always the friendliest".

The effect of the PPP freeze is less clear, though the Austrian constructor Strabag archly noted that it was sure the Hungarian state would meet its contractual obligations, "as we have always met ours".

NGOs have always met big challenges with ingenuity, but two decades later we are seeing campaigning groups take on corporate power and governments in different, arguably more subtle ways.

And attempts to foster rivalry – the whipped-up scandal that ensued when Iain Watters threw his baked alaska into the bin – have always met with limited success; the competitors can't seem to help themselves nipping over to someone else's bench to offer advice and moral support when the sugar hit the fan.

People have always met through mutual friends and shared interests, and bringing these capabilities online will enhance the user experience.

"I've always met with resistance".

Having always met them in the city, we decided to borrow a car for the event.

However, in my limited use, I've always met exceptions to the rule.

But he noted that he had not traveled to see Mr. Yousef with a prosecutor, and had always met with his client alone.

Residents said the area had not flooded during previous storms and the US department of housing had always met the responsibility of repairing damage sustained during natural disasters.