Sentence examples for met to be from inspiring English sources

Thus, it would be a mistake to expect a Japanese negotiator you have never met to be reserved.

Tonight shocked cabinet ministers met to be informed of what Brown had been doing with his inner circle.

"It really has eaten deep into our finances," Ezihe said, claiming — as did every other marketer I met — to be mystified about the identity of the troublesome scofflaws.

Early in his career, he had a party and asked Peggy Moffitt, Rudi Gernreich's model and muse, whom he had never met, to be the guest of honor.

Ms. Popper also made an emotional plea for understanding, saying she thinks it is possible "for almost every woman I've ever met" to be manipulated and abused.

Mr. Grassley said that while "I consider most whistle-blowers that I have met to be conscientious, honorable people, their higher-ups consider them a skunk at a picnic".

Second, tension exists within criteria that scenarios must meet to be considered legitimate.

I can charge a certain transaction which they have to meet to be competitive.

The paper will be presented at this year's Regional Committee Meeting to be held in October 2004.

The more you play the more people you will meet to be friends and play with.

Guys like the women that they meet to be very friendly but discriminating.