Sentence examples for meet especially from inspiring English sources

Seldom do the two meet, especially at a crossroads so big, so awash in light.

Politicians are often briefed about the people they meet, especially if, like Mr Bush, they meet tens of thousands.

The restaurant is also a convergence point for stars and admirers who might otherwise never meet — especially those fans who want to meet Mr. Bridges.

"One of the things I stress to those I meet, especially young people, is that we are the heroes of our own lives, and we can be the masters of our own stories," Hurley states in the collection's epilogue.

And the European Union must ensure that all member states, old and new, respect the same criteria that countries currently aspiring to join the European Union are required to meet, especially maintaining the "stability of institutions guaranteeing democracy, the rule of law, human rights, respect for and protection of minorities".

Everyone I meet, especially ordinary people because they have the common sense to understand what is really happening.

"When we place these children in these facilities, we expect their needs to be met, especially their mental health needs".

When heading to and from his apartment, he stops to chat with everyone he meets, especially the children.

In 1516, after Selim had defeated the Mamlūks at Marj Dābiq (north of Aleppo), Ottoman goals had probably been met, especially since the Mamlūk sultan Qānṣūh al-Ghawrī died in the battle.

She was disappointed by the lack of press at Aldermaston, but thrilled by the people she met, especially the veteran campaigner Pat Arrowsmith, on whom she evidently has a kind of girl crush.

"Jackie made it really clear she would vote no," said her chief of staff, Sharon Delugach, who expressed surprise that the councilwoman's conditions had been met, especially those involving the police and protesters.