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When we met, I thought Sam was a ridiculous fop, and he considered me an unsophisticated oaf.
I met with in this charming season, expelled every gloomy and vexatious thought, just at the close of day the gentle gales retired.
Her questions met with blank stares and uneasy glances from her comrades among the crew.
Although the two had never met before they showed true Scouting comradery and really appreciated each other on the 26-mile course.
Until I met him, I assumed that this nautical way of walking was extinct, or a conceit of literature.
Any suggestion that a young actress might conceivably relish the kind of dramas she has experienced lately is met with patient denial.
Her dark hair was tied tightly back in a pony-tail and she met my gaze through entirely cosmetic pince-nez.
The news has been met with concern from Ford employees worried about transport links if they are moved out of town.
At the Kremlin we were met by a very Russian-looking general, taken down these huge corridors and shown into the inner sanctum.
The Saints faked a punt using a guy they'd barely met while the Jets faked a field goal using a linebacker as a running back.
They met in their early teens and both grew up listening to electronic music pioneers like Kraftwerk and Brian Eno.
Yesterday, Manchester city council's executive met in private to agree the deal.
I met him last year, and he impressed me as a cop who had quickly grasped that racing inquiries needed forensic detection skills.
The late inrush of revenue was not entirely unexpected as tax payment deadlines were met and November is traditionally a high revenue month.
I met him briefly at an after-concert reception while he was the principal conductor of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
It was there that she met world-renowned conductor Zubin Mehta by chance at Florence Opera and then became an assistant conductress to him.
He met the eye of one of the policemen who were marching, in full fig, beside the judges.
Bree and I had met in 1st grade and ever since then we have been inseparable.
By the end of our second day at Columbia Lake, my roommates and I had met our neighbours from next door, and we've been inseparable ever since.
His wife Buakhieo, 34, was a waitress in a restaurant in Thailand when the pair met and they have been inseparable ever since.
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They have been inseparable ever since and Alan proposed on the very spot they met just three months later.
I met up with him on the beach after the incident and we've been inseparable ever since.
The monks met a confectioner who started to produce the Pontefract cakes as sweets, which are still sold today.
Our eyes met and there was a moment of perfect understanding, an instant of flawless empathy between two Beatle fans.
It is understood councillors also met a confused response when asking about the officer's register of interests.
It was then that Andy Warhol met many of his frequent collaborators, such as art film director Paul Morrissey.
The two families met soon after, when Susan was finally introduced to her cousin.
He's also found that the people he's met here remind him greatly of those he knew back home.
The plan was met by hostility from internet rights activists, poiticians, internet users, internet service providers and interest groups alike.
It was there that he met Tom, now aged 18, and the two become firm friends.
In the property manager's office, Paul and I met with the law firm's office manager and real estate agent.
Moreover, his attempts to construct theories of good design were met with a lukewarm reception.
We met at a conference on industrial competitiveness and no, we never consummated our relationship sexually.
A lot of the people I met at university I wish I were still in contact with, or in more frequent contact with.
The redhead lost his step and whipped around furiously to his interrupter only to have his lips met by another pair.
The plenaries met with varying success, largely due to the demands of jam-packed days and the lure of London outside the conference center.
Anyone who met him in the flesh will know what an inspiring character he was.
And when I was here a few weeks ago, I met with a number of those families, and I was impressed by their pluck, their spirit.
We were met by the costume fitter inside and it was there, in the costume room that my ideas of how a studio should be began to be realised.
A quarter of all weddings held in New York last year involved couples who met via introduction agencies.
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A developmentally challenged Italian teenager goes to Berlin with the father he's never met for medical tests.
As I got the fixings and put them on the kitchen counter, I remembered that first day that I had met Cori.
They met each other at a champagne reception at a plush six-star hotel on Queensland's Gold Coast yesterday.
As anyone who's ever met or worked with Merla will attest, he is not invisible in person.
I first met Joel Moxey sometime ago during one of the World invitational bonefishing championships.
The bishops met in the synods that were convoked from the second century onwards.
The birth was met with world-wide astonishment at the time, but today in-vitro fertilization has become relatively commonplace.
A flamboyant personality with a personal touch, most that had never even met him felt that they knew him as a friend.
These last two poems met to mingle in the emotions that poetized these masterpieces.
In other news, I met a ridiculously good-looking barman at the Brighton poetry slam earlier this week.
If you met me you would probably just point and laugh and I wouldn't blame you.
The first and last time they met was 12 years ago as super middleweights at a leisure centre in Gloucester, when Curtis won on points.
News reports on how a Croatian flasher met his match on encountering a local dog.
The opposition group met later with candles and flashlights to select a new interim governor.
The whole business with the ciggie really annoyed me, and I felt that if I'd met the character irl I'd absolutely hate him.
I met my wife when I had a flat at Glasgow's waterfront and needed a flatmate to share.
Tebby and he had met in a mental hospital previously and had stayed together ever since, despite being a poor coper which is understandable.
We went straight to the local police-station where we were met by a young policeman.
The party politburo met late into the night and suspended several leading figures.
He met what he supposed was a fleet of Norse trading ships and directed the sailors to the nearby royal estate.
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Jim felt the pulsing of the sun as its heat, magnified by the window it was pouring through, met with soft flesh and willing muscle.
That was the sensation as flesh met flesh, as her body pressed into his and then the contact was gone.
Shortly before I met you I was this cold-blooded animal engulfed in murder and fleshly desires.
Yesterday's historic gathering at which political parties met in a warm and cordial environment is commendable and a breakthrough.
He was on a visit to a friend, and met with his death through an accident while riding in a fly.
I have met men who can fix a broken kettle or a toaster without flying into a temper and shouting at the kids.
The protesters were met at the factory gates by a cordon of police officers, and around 500 people were arrested.
Babs wants to know if her romance with the fly guy she met last year is for keeps.
He met my gaze and took a couple of steps toward me, a hand moving toward the hilt of a flintlock.
Attempts to introduce variability from wild diploid species into polyploids have taken several paths and have frequently met with difficulty.
It seemed like yesterday that she had met the shy child in her home, holding her small corn dolly.
Near the base of the picture, the floor met the wall, and the corner of the room on the right side of the page.
His fingers flittered down her face, feeling the same emotion that he had since the moment he met her, longing, love.
The striker floated a great ball into the box which was met by Keith Kelly whose glancing header levelled the game.
Many of the most pompous and arrogant men I've ever met have been obsessed by upgrading their flight tickets.
The royal couple met with the new pontiff at the Vatican's summer residence in the Alban hills, south of Rome.
He asked her to find the idols and perform the daily pooja until she met another Rama bhaktha who would help build temple for them.
I first met him in the Sixties, when he was a floor manager for Thames Television, and I was an actor.
After Haley and I put on our pajamas, I popped some popcorn, grabbed some drinks and candy and met her back in the living room.
I popped in my contacts, wore my best underwear underneath jeans and a t-shirt and met him downtown at a bar.
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We know we deserve to be met at our flat, perhaps given a corsage, before we step out.
I met my first goldentail moray while free swimming between coral heads, and discovered a peacock flounder with its head in the sand.
I met her the last time about a year or so ago, and she had really flowered into a beautiful, mature friendly married young woman.
If this amount cannot cover the cost of the claim, then the balance is met out of the public purse.
They had gone their separate ways after 102 Dalmatians but met up again, by chance, when she co-starred with actor Matthew Rhys.
She met Percy while she was preparing to tour America with the play Love Letters, co-starring George Hamilton.
Her eyes met two violet ones, attached to an elven face with a head covered in fluffy white.
We were met by porters who carried our luggage on their heads and we took a shuttle boat, called a dhow, across to tiny Lamu Island.
The nutrient requirements of all animals were met using an optimal blend of soybean meal, cottonseed, corn grain, forage, minerals, and vitamins.
I was ushered into one of the meeting rooms and met by the embassy's press counsellor.
When she returned from the championships, she was met at the airport by a posse of reporters asking her about drugs and steroids.
His low cross was met by Martin at the near post, and he touched it over the crossbar.
They met people who turned up to vote, only to be told they had already cast a postal vote.
They were met with a host of counterdemonstrations and were forced to abandon their marches in a number of cities.
Except for calcium and folacin intakes, mean nutrient intakes from food sources met or exceeded recommended levels.
He also met some of the major folklore and folklife Scandinavian scholars of the day including C. W. von Sydow and Sigurd Erixon.
Mahmood met the countess, married to Prince Edward, at her public relations firm in April.
I still like the story of the time when an old countryman met a bureaucrat down a country lane.
They met through mutual friends at a party in London and it was a coup de foudre.
He likes to look at the handsome couples and the odd couples, imagining how they met and what will happen to them next.
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I met Catherine at the courts after lunch, both of us dreading the hours of grading and drills.
So he courted his own fate, he was tricked by an extremely sophisticated ruse and met his death.
I remember being struck, the few times I met him, by how courteous his manner was.
Seven walkers met at Colwall Station on a warm and sunny afternoon for a five-mile walk, mainly along footpaths and lanes.
The forced march ended on September 23 when the expedition met the Nez Perce tribe.
The boar lunged from his hole and into the river just as the lord was fording it, and the two met in frothing white water.
I came out on the quarter-deck and, going forward, I was met by the profound silence of the fore-end of the ship.
We met with members of the unit team several times to formulate a strategy.
They met men confined to prison for thirty, forty, or fifty years, no one knowing why they were there in the first place.
She met an illness some years ago in a brave fashion which marked her down as woman of courage and fortitude.
The company met with creditors this week to discuss its business strategy for the next three years.
There are 15 declared candidates in the Mayo constituency for the General Election and I have met every one of them over the years.
But this joyous occasion was soon met with sorrow, when the infant died suddenly of crib death.
In his later school years his close friends were a group of boys who met on a regular basis to exchange and criticize each other's literary work.
Like many of the troops I met during the war, she wore a cross around her neck.
I met him at the official opening of a new dockland wharf where the drinks flowed freely.
Starting to her feet, her eyes met a sight which froze her blood with terror.
When her bare leg met the freezing air below, however, she let out a strangled yelp and jumped away.
The crucifix at Cross Hills was erected as a war memorial in August 1917, its cost being met by villagers.
Perhaps it was the freshness of her memories, or the part of him that seemed to stay within her, ever since they met at the well.
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She said although some of the girls had never met before they bonded and forged friendships.
We were met off the plane by a crusty gentleman called Lukas who had been sent by the prominent and notorious pop band member's record company.
While the two senior residents certainly met the needs requirement, the case was deemed frivolous and turned down.
The rest of the cash is being met by funds raised through the parish itself and grant money from other sources.
Sometimes there was none, and everyone who met him wondered why his fierce eyebrows were drawn so frowningly over his disappointed eyes.
I remained vegan for about 24 years during which time I met fruitarian and fruitarian influenced people.
I met with head teachers from the schools on Monday and this meeting was extremely fruitful for all concerned.
The problem in both cases is that no condition can ever be met without the fulfillment of a preceding condition.
Finally I looked up, he had been staring at my elbow, but then he met my gaze full on.
At one stop in New Hampshire two mounted police in full dress uniforms met the train.
While waiting for their turn to tech, students met with filmmakers, teachers, fund-raisers, and dance writers.
On Saturday, we met at Andy's newly furbished house around the corner from The Royal Oak for a joint house-warming and birthday party.
In 1979, a group of Southeastern cutters met in Atlanta to discuss establishing a major cutting horse show for this region of the nation.
On arrival they were met by a fusillade of fire from the top of the arch, bombs being thrown down on the military vehicles.
We met again briefly last year at a restaurant in Soho, and had little to say to each other.
We'd putter around her apartment complex, meeting the same friends of hers that I met each time before.
Sixteen of these patients also met criteria for major depression, dysthymic disorder, GAD, cyclothymia, and somatization disorder.
If a union met with his disapproval anywhere in his earldom, the proposal could be voided.
Once I had finished updating a monthly report, I took an early lunch and met her for a coffee.
He was in relaxed mood when they met at his dacha, a walled complex in a birch forest 25 miles west of Moscow.
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I kept backtracking in the conversation, thinking I had offended her, only to be met with gales of laughter.
It accords completely with the constitutional requirements met by most of medical practice.
Target reps quickly met with city and community leaders to do a little damage control.
She remembered the way he looked when she'd first met him-like a dark God, his ebony body tall and strong, hard and sweaty.
Amalric immediately rode to Banyas where he met with Damascene representatives.
They have met with tremendous success and virtually no opposition in mainline Protestantism because of the praiseworthiness of their aims.
Ebrious moroseness, another variety of a state preceding drunkenness, is met with more in the rich.
Instead of a pristine home, the prince was being met by the reek of dampness and ruined walls and flooring.
At least 150 members of the Amish community met at a home prayer meeting about 200 yards from the schoolhouse.
The one-acre garden belongs to property maintenance boss Michael Egan, who met Alf four years ago while damp-proofing his sheltered flat.
It was a parable that preached the message of humility and was met by sustained applause.
So there was the crowd of preachers who knew one another, and met and prayed with one another.
I had read a lot about Mumbai gangsters, even seen movies made on them, but had never met one.
They also met with visiting education officials from Greenland, where classes are taught in Inuit, Danish and English.
Immediate precipitance of his violent acts have included frustration at his demands not being met by his multi-disciplinary team.
She was astonished that her precipitate escape attempt had met with no difficulties thus far.
It was just what I needed and took me out of myself, I met people that didn't have any preconceptions of me so I could just be as I felt.
He had met the dark-haired girl some months before in Nottingham, where he had gone to read his poems.
Of the studies identified, only eight English language studies met all of the predefined inclusion criteria.
About three years ago, after having been widowed, I met a Hindu man through a dating agency.
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Dorothy met us at the door, the sounds of the pregame show bellowing from the living room behind her.
That same day I met a 30 year-old gastronomist and professional salsa dancer.
When the Third Duma met in late 1907 it had, not surprisingly, a preponderantly right-wing complexion.
It wasn't me and I met a new friend and he gave me some gear for myself and said that if I did some runs for him he would give me more.
One guy, who he hadn't met before, had an almost instantaneous bad reaction to the gear and was sick in minutes.
However, when he was in his twenties he met Margaret Howard and was captivated by her stunning Pre-Raphaelite good looks and strong character.
There are certain parameters and prerequisites that must be followed and met before the humor can even begin to work.
Too often their misfortunes are met with glee, a schadenfreude that is quite horrifying.
They met to clarify the rules for staging advertising games, and avoiding law breaches related to promotions and campaigns.
That's something I heard on a continuous basis when I met with American delegations.
In carrying out this study, the panel met and deliberated over a period of almost 2 years.
The councillors met with the developer and were shown the grounds and the proposals for the site.
In all my days, I have never met a woman was demanding and difficult as yourself.
The question now was how were two prosopagnosics who had never met going to find each other in a crowded cafe?
These requirements can cause a major impact on a company's business, and in some cases may lead to a company's demise if not met properly.
The licence was provisionally granted on the condition that fire precautions were met and added washbasins installed.
For example, the House of Delegates met and voted by proxy on the AORN Position Statement on Correct Site Surgery in February.
Three years ago I met a young man with whom I've developed a close friendship.
He met each interviewer on deck with a deprecatory smile, and the hat pushed back on his head.
And as the girl looked up, she met the eyes of the unicorn, the depthless, clear, sad eyes, and she knew.
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He felt like he could scream out loud every time their eyes met and he looked into the grey, depthless sorrow that filled hers.
Anderson et al studied 24 patients with acute psychoses who met RDC criteria for schizophrenia or mania.
Ms Stiles met an Italian goldsmith called Fabio during a silversmith lesson on her most recent visit to Italy.
The fuel market was deregulated last year, prompting a series of price hikes that were met with widespread protests.
Afterwards, we blundered through the back streets and alleys, and I met the everyday denizens, including the derelicts.
They argue that water needs could be met by dredging existing reservoirs, using water from nearby cities, or desalinating ocean water.
From the moment you met me, you decided that I was a good-for-nothing who lived for making trouble.
Hopes that as a gesture of goodwill the building would be given to the community was met with mild amusement.
They walked up to the reception desk and were met with a waiter who led them to a small table for two.
Then I met the lovely and gorgeous Dan for lunch from his place of work at 3 Park Avenue.
They met while they were both in graduate school at the University of Iowa.
He met Mrs Promila Devi, wife of Tilak Raj, and Mrs Bhago Devi, mother of Antaryami.
The words themselves were harsh, but the voice was the warm, purring sound of a female he knew he had never met before.
Late on Tuesday I met up with Sarah Baxter at the Oyster Bar in Grand Central Station.
On arrival we're met by a dhoni that takes us the last few hundred yards to our island.
The report argues that demand for housing should be met by regenerating existing villages and towns rather than by eco-towns.
Feeling like a character in a Nancy Mitford novel, I dressed for dinner and met my husband in the bar.
At the Brisbane boarding school he attended as a child he met many sons of Charleville graziers.
Days before the Conference met last week, Ottawa swarmed with lobbyists and dickerers from all parts of the Empire and the world.
The minute she met him, she says, she thought he was the sexiest human being she had ever clapped eyes on.
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She also recalled that when she first approached her neighbors about greening the area, she was met with mockery and rejection.
Joyce studied Egyptology and archaeology at Liverpool University and Oxford, where she met fellow student Steven.
Using council figures, York's Environment Forum has demonstrated that York's housing need can be met without developing greenfield sites.
All eighteen players who met this criteria remained in organized baseball three years later.
Walking upstairs, he met a couple of neighbours, who greeted him in a polite way.
She heard me, turned her head, met my eyes, then, as though she didn't know me, gave me the barest nod of greeting and went on her way.
He has stood by her when she met political leaders and foreign dignitaries.
When he met grieving families, still hoping their loved ones would be found, he gave comfort but no false hope.
Councils of chiefs and elders from a number of bands met to discuss major decisions that would affect more than one band.
They also observed lessons in the school, visited a mosque and met local chiefs, elders and members of the wider community.
He met my gaze, and his lips curled back in a grimace more sneer than snarl.
Something similar occurred at the same time in Regensburg, near Nuremberg, where the electors of the Holy Roman Empire met at regular intervals.
As people made their way down the elevators towards the various lines, they were met by the sounds of his electric guitar.
When Eddy and Sophie met he mainly painted grisailles, works in shades of grey.
Only last night I arrived home to be met by a moaning groaning husband, weaving his way slowly around the house like a wounded grizzly bear.
She met country women who could cope with high society dinners and also help on the farm and feed shearers.
It was an emotional event as the veterans, most of whom either served at the airfield as pilots or ground staff, met for the first time in years.
There are two conditions that must be met in order to be eligible for these new measures.
On the other, it provided him with a band of assassins that could eliminate any PLO leader that met with his disapproval.
We took our places at the table and we were grouped with folks we'd never met before.
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The women who met in the secluded sacred grove became sisters joined by blood.
The suggestion that ADP was to blame, not that Air America had not met payroll requirements for ADP to make direct deposits, is loony.
I was met at the door by a small, benign looking lady in a slightly grubby white coat.
They met the chief of Rousse's regional directorate of the interior on Friday.
And I met the man playing Baron Von Trapp, the gruff and grumpy Naval officer widower whose heart she melts.
The police plans to counter the protests with bullets and repression were met with outrage as details emerged this week.
Usury was but one aspect of capital, and met with moral and legal disapprobation.
It's as if a person's tentative tone allows them to retract the statement if it is met with criticism or disapproval.
Ulster Unionist MPs and the party's members at the Assembly who earlier met in Belfast said the IRA proposal to disarm did not go far enough.
The United States has resisted European efforts to restrict the percentage of a country's commitments that can be met by emissions trading.
They had met the news that the terrorists lived among them with shock and disbelief.
A fan since the age of 14, he finally met Dave Brock in 2003 after inviting him to guest on his LBC radio show.
My suggestion that spying should be secret was met with a loud but friendly guffaw from an attendant.
This proposal was met with guffaws of laughter from the Labour-dominated committee, which included the then Coun Keith Thomson.
The tall, stately Gullah nurse who'd met them at the clinic smiled at Catherine and continued wrapping an elastic bandage around his wrist.
Apparently in the 33 years they have been parachuting at Cark, only three skydivers have met a sticky end and all were pros doing tricky jumps.
And we know that she endeared herself to everyone she met and was loved by so many in our community.
Yet I have never met one of these lazy, scrounging refugees popularised in the gutter press.
The King of the time had met this man before and knew that he was an unworthy and dishonourable person.
How often have I seen people raise questions about the work of a hero only to be met by quiet derision or patronizing dismissal.
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The bosses of the leather-curing establishments he met were by and large a dispirited lot.
I've met a few in my time and the defining characteristic they exhibit is a rather unattractive effortlessness and ennui.
By lunch time we were ensconced in the local pub where another surprise met me.
Then came the click as his iron met the ball and the immediate shower of turf that followed as his club gouged a divot.
The couple met nine years ago through mutual friends during a night out at a pub in Shrivenham.
The couple met on the show last autumn when the former equerry to the Duke of York ended up choosing presenter Jonsson over the contestants.
The escarpment where the plateau met the plain became the Vindhya mountains.
It was the Actress whom we'd met in the City, sweating profusely from her exertions and with a dirty smudge across a cheek.
He returned to Poland in 1988 and met friends and family, but also visited the graves of those who died during his exile.
News of her passing was met with genuine sorrow in her home district, where she was an esteemed and highly regarded member of the community.
He always met Bryan and me at the doorstep of their house with a teary eye and a happy hug.
This was a national tragedy that was met by a courageous administration with conviction and action that was both expeditious and effective.
As you'll soon learn, an exponential increase in strength and effectiveness is best met with restraint and caution, not bloodlust.
He first met Les, who became a close friend, in 1971 and the pair rapidly formed a double act in Sez Les and The Les Dawson Show.
Her pleasing voice met the demands of the wide vocal range with assurance and expressive colour.
People who ask me how it's going are met with groans, eye-rolling, whining about the taffeta that resides where my brain once did.
Like all anonymously sourced articles, this piece should be met with a barrage of doubting questions.
I met Jim Renwick for the first time down at Raeburn Place last Tuesday, and I was impressed.
We all met up in a bar down town sometime later, Chris got absolutely drunk and with that we headed home.
Miss Harris is pretty sprightly and talks faster than anyone I've met out here in the land of the slow drawl.
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I spent the rest of the season casually dropping into any conversation I could that I once met Delia Smith.
I've met some reasonably powerful people in the world, and there's usually an aura that is quite difficult to crack, and you fumble for your words.
They met when they served in the army during the Second World War and were inseparable from then on, despite the vile prejudice that they had to confront.
Although the met office had warned of a mean north easterly topping out at force five, wind never topped a four in the gusts and generally settled into a two to three routine.
Instead, it must wait until it passes through the depletion region, and into the p-type region, where it is met with a huge concentration of holes, and can recombine.
Your mother and I met in Venice, where I was working as a gondolier.
Meanwhile in Waterford city, 80 taxi drivers met in Railway Square at lunchtime and drove in convoy along the Cork road, onto the quay and over Rice Bridge.
Chris and Valery Yewdall were here over the weekend and we met up with them for a meal and a happy evening at the newly furbished Cricket Club Cafe.
At the age of 17 he met the great escapologist Harry Houdini.
He met the eyes of his first target, flailing his arms wildly.
Ignoring them, I headed towards my form room and met up with Beth.
But if you want to know, I crashed a party and met a hot girl.
Though we only met June occasionally, she was an accomplished artist and craftswoman in various mediums, particularly stained glass painting, modelling, and collage.
When Bernard was home on furlough in 1917, they met more than once.
We met several more of the LGMC boys waiting for departure and most of them are on our train so I'll head back once we get underway and catch up with them.
The proud son of the Franche-Comte was on his way to success in Paris when he met Bruyas, an art collector and a provincial from another region of France.
Requirements of subject matter and personal jurisdiction are conjunctional, as both must be met before a court has authority to adjudicate rights of parties to a dispute.
The footballing authorities had decided not to observe a minute's silence amid fears it would likely be met with jeers and a showing of disrespect.
However researchers also found that although the concept of organic farmed fish found favour with some focus groups, it met resistance from committed organic shoppers.
I met a lot of people and generalisations are always invidious.
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Jack McConnell and Wark's husband, Alan Clements, first met while the former was a council convener in Stirling in the 80s, the latter a Labour activist.
As a courtesy, reintroduce yourself to people you may have met before.
It was just that from the time her father had said the name reminded him of a pet doggie, she'd insisted that everyone that she met after call her Liv.
Not all tall buildings have proper fire safety systems, including fire exits, aside from requirements that have to be met by developers when constructing buildings.
Having got as far as RamsdenCon I was met by Annie and my stunt double.
Experts also met to discuss military demobilization, military and police training, demining, and counternarcotics issues and alternative development.
But she ploughed on and landed a job doing interviews at this year's T in the Park, where she met fellow Scottish music television presenter Edith Bowman.
I met the proprietress of the establishment on a street as I looked at another pension, and she was all smiles and pigeon English as she led me to a dark alley.
Studies were included in this review if they met the following criteria.
Apart from a few speakers visiting college, the only futurists I've met have been on the same course as me, so I was interested to see what the rest of the field looked like.
Amber turned to me, her eyes glittering seductively as they met mine.
Their lips met again, their kisses more ardent and intoxicating than the last, the touch of one another's skin sending pleasant shivers down each's spine.
The linear challenges will be met with science and technology efforts maturing before 2020, which are continuations of today's current technology.
The city sent a delegation of men with the body, and they were met by a delegacies in Chicago who took his body the rest of the way home to South Bend, Indiana.
The pilots had earlier picketed the roundabout at the entrance to the airport as the company's board met to decide whether aircraft should be grounded on Sunday.
They first met and became friends six years ago when she was playing Corrie's dizzy blonde barmaid Raquel and he was a top executive at Granada studios.
He tells us that he has met many people who have been possessed by demons, the most scary being a man who started to talk to him in a demon's voice.
David had done a bit of grouching himself the first time he'd met Harry.
Last time we met he was in spectacular sore head mode, grouching at a line of questioning he didn't like and being airily evasive if he felt we were getting too deep.
People fall in love all the time, but few professional athletes are so explicit in recounting the moment they met their soulmate 15 years earlier.

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