Sentence examples for which met to from inspiring English sources

In early 1920 a group of friends, evolved from the early Bloomsbury group, began a "Memoir Club," which met to read irreverent passages from their autobiographies.

Cleaver, a Methodist pastor and chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus, which met to discuss its reaction to the deal, dismissed it as a "sugar-coated Satan sandwich".

He was a member of the Venetian circle of intellectuals known as the Accademia degli Incogniti ("Academy of the Unknowns"), which met to discuss and debate questions of literature, ethics, aesthetics, religion, and the arts.

He was named managing director in 1991 and served on Salomon's executive committee, which met to review company policy, until 1995, when he became a member of the management board.

The decision on "One Man" was among several rulings by the panel, officially known as the Tony Awards Administration Committee, which met to assess eligibility for 18 Broadway productions in advance of Monday's closed-door meeting to select nominees for the Tonys, the highest honor for Broadway shows.

The decision on "One Man" was among several rulings by the panel, officially known as the Tony Awards Administration Committee, which met to assess eligibility for 18 Broadway productions before Monday's closed-door meeting to select nominees for the Tonys, the highest honor for Broadway shows.

The local council convenes a quarterly Cultural Agencies Network, which meets to discuss strategy and concerns.

Thousands of pedestrians streamed along 34th Street, the Avenue of the Americas and Broadway, which meet to form Herald Square.

Planning and decision making happen at the level of local councils, which meet to handle disputes and discuss strategies for cultural adaptation.

In 2002 a body called the UK tactical analysis team, which meets to discuss air tactics, recommended that all C130s be fitted with foam designed to prevent their fuel tanks from exploding when hit.

Kalpana is a member of the Women2Gether group, which meets to discuss issues affecting women.