Sentence examples for one meets from inspiring English sources
Melinda One meets on solemn terms a classical composer (Chiwetel Ejiofor) at a fashionable party and he proves as egregiously sensitive as he is monstrously self-regarding.
A phone call to the front desk, she said, brought the retort, "What's the matter, lady, you don't like clean curtains?" On the road, one meets interesting characters.
This action, leaving home, has an effect on the people left behind and sometimes, most dramatically, on the new people one meets.
EB means more than one might suspect from a translation one meets with frequently, roughly speaking: "based on the latest and best available empirical information".
One meets people who were involved, people whom one feels absolutely disgusted by, on both sides".
People that one meets can be added to a friends list very easily by clicking on their avatar.
No one meets in person anymore.
No one meets people any more.
It is always chance that one meets someone.
Gogol will be quoted: "One meets Pushkin nowhere, except at balls.
