Sentence examples similar to we could meet next week from inspiring English sources

"I'm glad we could meet today," Mo'en Khoury was saying now.

Asked about the report, Frydenberg said the government "had made it very clear we won't be taking up an emissions intensity scheme" and believed it could meet 2020 and 2030 greenhouse gas reduction targets with its current policies.

Envoys insisted they could meet tomorrow's deadline to usher in one of the organization's biggest members.

These two teams could meet next month in the post-season, and this series has emboldened St . Louis

She can probably be read as a priestess of sorts but actually has the look of someone you could meet today on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.

And they could meet next fall, in the inaugural final: they'll still both be younger than twenty-one, and they are, as they say, too good.

Meanwhile, top seed Lleyton Hewitt has been given an easy start on paper, with the Australian beginning his defence against a qualifier, but the draw means he could meet 1996 champion Richard Krajicek in the second round.

The duo could meet this summer, especially with doubts surfacing over Frampton's trilogy contest with Leo Santa Cruz.

If today's Diane Ravitch could meet yesterday's Diane Ravitch somewhere in the middle, I'd be the first to remind Senator Alexander of Rule #84 in his Little Plaid Book.

There is -- or there was? -- the suggestion that both leaders could meet this month in Cuba, when Francis flies back from Mexico and where Kirill will be at the same time on a visit.

"We couldn't meet the UK's 2030 carbon targets with a dash for gas, but we could meet the 2020 target," he added.