Sentence examples for much meeting from inspiring English sources

Of course, those statements, based on a number of academic studies, aren't exactly representative: lots of young people are still very much meeting people – with the help of their mobile phones – and then maybe having sex with them.

The Q&A focuses on why Tavi says 'like' so much, meeting Karl Lagerfeld, and more importantly, how she manages to balance school work and the blog.

"It's a much richer meeting than just meeting the Nobel laureates," he says.

I have never cared much for meeting celebrities.

It was a much calmer meeting than last year's.

"It's not so much about meeting [Mr. Kidd]," Ms. Jackson said.

But in terms of a social context, I much prefer meeting people in person.

Mr Netanyahu was referring to a statement by President Obama at the much heralded meeting on September 22nd.

Henry Kissinger still meets with George Osborne to advise the chancellor on geopolitics, and recently had a much publicised meeting with Donald Trump.

He said: "I want to ask the leader of the council how much this meeting has cost today.

In 1997, the budget deal struck by Clinton and the Republicans was not so much a meeting in the middle as a swap of major priorities.