Sentence examples for meet coming from inspiring English sources

But by then, I figured the damage had already been done, and I went ahead with the full cycle of steroids because I had a meet coming up".

Older coal plants, on the other hand, require expensive upgrades, including scrubbers and other controls, to meet coming compliance rules to reduce mercury, nitrogen oxide and sulfur dioxide emissions.

DODGE DAKOTA AND FORD RANGER: Ford's ancient but successful compact pickup (despite its decades-old frame, it outsold the Taurus in September) perishes because it cannot meet coming government standards without expensive updates.

If lawmakers do not act before then, it will be difficult for the Treasury to meet coming interest payments as well as obligations to government employees, vendors and programs like Social Security and Medicare.

Like the second instalment of Divergent – the cast of which you fully expect to meet coming the other way over the brow of the dystopian YA hill – Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials steps up the spectacle, replacing the enclosed mysteries of the first film with apocalyptic vistas and toppling cities through which our former Gladers must battle.

Shifting to diesel engines had been promoted as one way to save oil and meet coming fuel economy standards; because diesel engines operate at higher cylinder pressures, they deliver more power for each B.T.U. of energy they use (and each gallon has more B.T.U.'s than gasoline).

Unfortunately, within 24 seconds of that send-off, jockey Mike Luzzi's meet came to a painful conclusion.

Then one of the writers he'd asked to meet came into the room--a lovely blond poetess named Vera Glavanakova.

When an invitation to meet came, he drove back East from Indiana, where he had a summer job on a farm.

It was a measure of Simon's warmth and curiosity (and my diffidence, I suppose) that the initiative to meet came from him.

And the people I did meet came from a fascinating mix of backgrounds.