Sentence examples for meet called from inspiring English sources

This is someone you will never meet, called a reader".

With a two-day international track and field meet — called the Anniversary Games — taking place at the Olympic Stadium on Friday and Saturday, Coe, an accomplished former middle-distance, will be a spectator.

The medal in my study was won at a track meet called the Flatbush Championships, which involved many Brooklyn schools.

The country's greatest racing event is a four-day meet called the Melbourne Cup Carnival, and like the Breeders' Cup it too ended on Saturday.

But the first soldiers she met called her a "bandit, prostitute and bitch" for living among Chechens.

For about six months it seemed as if half the people I met called themselves software consultants.

Grieving, racked with guilt and anxiety, Natacha, with no money, moved in with an an older man she met called Thomas, whom she calls "my ticket out".

In Minnesota, Franken said a principal he met called the current tests used to measure NCLB "autopsies".

The boy nodded in greeting to each man we met, calling him "uncle" or "grandfather".

I laugh it off when men I've never met call me "ugly," an "idiot," a "cunt" ― or, my favorite, "Bitch Bassett Hound" ― on Twitter.

During a 4-month implementation period in MET hospitals, the medical and nursing staff were introduced to MET calling criteria, the need to call quickly if these criteria arose, and how to activate MET.