Sentence examples for meet upon from inspiring English sources

Section B. POST PREPARATION FOR HANDLING WALK-INS 7. (S/NF) Each post's Counterintelligence Working Group CIWGG) should meet upon receipt of this telegram to review post's procedures for dealing with walk-ins.

Zé Cláudio and Zé Rodrigues's eyes meet upon entering.

Here is how they meet, upon Dylan summoning him with words from a mysterious magical tome: "I am Golan the Insatiable, God Lord Terrible Gkruool, crusher of will, impregnator of the impregnable".

In fact, a local newspaper reprinted a warning that had been distributed in the community: "Wanted – Fifty good women, over twenty and under fifty years of age; also fifty good honest-hearted men with families, to meet upon the Square when called upon, and go to the Spirit Fruit farm and tell them to take their departure at once or take the consequences, as tar is cheap and feathers plentiful".

Since the context and nature of work and the environment influence the decision to remain in rural areas, there is need to orientate medical trainees to the future working environment as well as the health services, which students will meet upon qualification.

The finals of 1966 brought the ignominy of North Korea and Pak-Doo Ik, the team met upon their return from England by an airport-full of radged-off supporters wielding sizeable boxes of assorted ripe organic produce.

It was a bit of poetic symmetry, then, that Ms. Puzio and Mr. Billotti met upon her return from a six-month trip to Italy, where she had been studying art history.

Even though only weeks had passed since we were last in Thimpu together, and even though many of the team members had first met upon our arrival in Bhutan, it felt like a reunion of old friends.

The two were met upon their arrival in Lampedusa by a small group of activists and local residents who shouted "shame", "disgrace" and "killers" at the airport gates.

von Wright 1968 refers to a conflict of obligations as a "predicament" and illustrates with the much-cited example of Jephthah (from the Book of Judges), who promises God to sacrifice the first living being he meets upon returning home from war, if God gives him victory, which wish is granted, but his daughter is the first living being he meets upon his return.

The U.S. Army doc I met, upon consideration of these documents, concluded, "You're a sick man".