Sentence examples for met from the from inspiring English sources
The losses had to be met from the charity's reserves.
The campaign has been met from the start by protests and resistance from the impoverished farmers.
Private jets, staff and other costs have to be met from the candidate's own campaign funds.
Instead, our new government was met from the very beginning by acts of explicit, declared sabotage by the White House.
After that, Mr. Dunlap was going to visit Ohio and other states with people he'd met from the tournament.
The £656,800 cost of the non-lethal assistance would be met from the Government's conflict pool fund.
Other methods of enforcement, allowing the claim to be met from the defendant's earnings or bank account, are rarely used.
9.56pm: In his speech, Hague says that the costs of the Libya operation will be met from the reserve.
During this journey, Skiles has been moved by the hard work and dedication of every nurse she's met ― from the emergency room nurses to the radiology nurses to the chemotherapy clinic nurses to the whole nursing staff at Children's.
You walked into the room... Our eyes met... From the first moment... and so on.
Everyone we met, from the senators to the aides, were extremely nice, which we didn't expect.
