Sentence examples for having now met from inspiring English sources

But having now met her, I doubt the confusion derives from any deliberate fabrication on her part.

If that sounds disparaging, it's not meant unkindly, because having now met Mickey Rourke, there's no one I'd like to see win an Oscar more.

But having now met and spent time with Mr. Lagerfeld, it seems that, as close as I can figure out, the man really is the myth.

But having now met and photographed one of the world's most popular bands, it would seem they now have something else in common – a love for Gorillaz.

The French and American teams have now met three times.

I have now met several of my future classmates.

Zarif and Kerry have now met four times, and call each other John and Javad.

Hazard has now met with the ballboy and has said sorry.

It was always my ambition in life to meet these people, and I've now met most of them.' Any other ambitions achieved, petal?

"The weird thing is I have now met quite a lot of people who are really famous but they are always disappointingly normal and nice," he says.

I have now met many fascinating scholars – scientists, philosophers and others – who think that these issues are profoundly important, and seriously understudied.