Sentence examples for meet beyond from inspiring English sources

The special panel could not otherwise meet beyond the Legislature's May 28 adjournment.

So I will close and until we meet beyond the river it is well remembered I were your Son".

Likewise, this God that Christians meet beyond the cross on Easter leads me to hope that the Charlotte non-discrimination ordinance stands despite the best efforts of hateful and fearful political opposition, for it affirms that all persons are worthy of dignity and justice in a community.

We met beyond the hutong's boundary, at the entrance to the Jiaodaokou McDonald's.

"We were just a group of heads, who had never met beyond our Twitter conversations, but what we have discovered is that there is a broad and growing coalition of school leaders out there who are not "enemies of promise".

Further, he argued, the terms of the contract laid out a division of management for a set period of a few years, and that condition was met; beyond that, he said, no company can permanently cede the right to make management changes.

The calculated threshold values at 20 30 m of the EFSA Panel scenarios can only be met beyond the kilometre range.

On Craigslist you don't know anything about the buyer or seller you're meeting beyond what they say in their listing and your direct communication.

Many fans of Martin's Song of Ice and Fire series have believed that Coldhands, a mysterious character who Bran Stark meets beyond the Wall, was actually Bran's long-lost uncle, Benjen Stark.

Third, the HSU of people with intellectual disabilities was not examined in this review due to the specific additional needs of this population that have to be met beyond the healthcare system.

Studies with participants with intellectual disability were excluded due to the specific additional needs of this population that have to be met beyond the healthcare system, eg, in the education or labour systems); (2) studies based in the UK, with UK participants; (3) peer-reviewed studies published in scientific journals, in the year 2000 or after.