Sentence examples for spontaneously met from inspiring English sources

These informal groups originated in Japan when farmers spontaneously met to discuss best farming techniques or solving common problems.

His request for a "hair whip" was spontaneously met by Lopez — a "super risky" move, she said, due to her exceptionally short skirt.

What if women are just as open to spontaneously meeting a man for a drink — and maybe more?

Having just returned from an overseas vacation where I "partied with" a number of locals met spontaneously while out at concerts, bars and other events, I can't quite wrap my head around the need for a dedicated app for travelers wanting to meet locals to hang out with — doesn't this just happen naturally?

The news that some 10,000 to 15,000 young people met spontaneously in the capital of Moldova to protest recent and questionable elections was crowned physically by the storming of Moldova's Parliament and a breaching of the offices of its President.

This number included 23 family members of invited people who spontaneously responded and met the eligibility criteria.

She had not been deeply alarmed; he had often shed his clothes spontaneously — when they first met, he'd been something of a nudist.

"If you meet spontaneously," Dr. Walther continued, "you build your impression from real data, not from an idealized basis.

Once we realized we were making a record and not just fooling around in the barn, we grabbed all the songs and we spontaneously flew to Buenos Aires and met up with our long-time friend that we've been working with and decided to order the songs and kick off a little bit of that dust, all the grime we collected on the farm.

Once we realised we were making a record and not just fooling around in the barn, we grabbed all the songs and we spontaneously flew to Buenos Aires and met up with our long-time friend that we've been working with and decided to order the songs and kick off a little bit of that dust, all the grime we collected on the farm.

You get distracted by a toddler and and old woman, whom you spontaneously air hump, even though you have never met either of them.