I met Mary yesterday.

Where did you meet Tom?

I've met Tom before.

I met a celebrity chef in New Orleans who said, No problem, I'll just time shift family dinner.

I ran into Bernard yesterday in a restaurant.

Tell Tom who you met today.

Having met and conversed with Erdogan on more than one occasion, I found him a moderate and reasonable man.

In Rwanda I met a remarkable woman whose hard work and determination symbolized the talents and dreams of millions of Africans.

One day I met him.

I met her on my way home.

Albert Einstein I was just talking to someone, when I was speaking at Princeton, and I met Mr. Einstein.

On my way to work, I ran into my uncle.

On my way to work, I ran into my uncle.

I met her in the winter several years ago.

I have met these women everywhere on the planet.

My life had no linguistic meaning... until the day I met Saeb.

However, I have encountered rebel leaders who care.

I met with the relatives of the young men who promoted ISIS on social networks.

I met him when I visited areas of fear, suffering, hunger and senseless violence.

But he did not leave. The day before, I had met with two, well, not quite activists, but people who are unhappy with conditions in the country.

A couple of years ago when I was attending the TED Conference in Long Beach, I met Harriet.

Around that time I met an extraordinary human being, Peter Thum, who inspired me with his actions.

I met many retired army generals occupying key posts.

I lived in a community of Uzbeks, and met my wife, Fatima, another Uzbek, while living there.

When I saw him in a courtroom, he was weak and feeble and looked like a broken old man.

I met my host family. Things went quite well I think, all things considered.

In search of this theme, I met with a variety of start up companies on the fringes of the event.

LAHORE In 2005, during a visit to Islamabad, I met Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf and told him of a conversation I had had with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of India.

I met with the regional coordinators yesterday and wish to report that there has been no change in the positions of the groups on the various issues and suggestions, including that of scheduling the core issues.

Subsequently, I met with leaders of Hamas, both a delegation from Gaza and the top officials in Damascus, Syria.

I first met Steve back in 1979 or 1980, at Ben Rosen's Personal Computer Forum.

In May, I also met with President Obasanjo, in his capacity as President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and President of the African Union.

On 11 May 2005, I met with the two Presidents to review the work of the Mixed Commission for the fourth time.

I also met with school children at Urumqi Dengcaogou Boarding School, which is situated in a rural area outside of the provincial capital.

The women leaders I met in Amman were not saying, Please tell the West to save us.

LR While I was a student at the University of Puerto Rico, Recinto de Rio Piedras, I met many people. People from other towns on the island.

One young mother, Rosalia, who lives in a small shack with seven children by different fathers, may look destitute to Western eyes, but she has a small business selling dried meat.

I've gone out there I've met with the small farmers who have built their livelihoods on the opportunity and platform provided by this.

But then I met a biologist, and now I think of materials like this green tea, sugar, a few microbes and a little time.

When asked by a journalist what I would like to say to Saif al Islam if I were ever to meet him again, I replied I hope to see you in the International Criminal Court, beside Mubarak and Ben Ali.

And I actually saw and met women who had been flogged by being caught eating vanilla ice cream.

During a recent trip to Xinjiang, I met several physicians from rural hospitals who had received training through Health Express.

I recently met an official working for a provincial Department of Propaganda and was impressed by his bold and straightforward comments on current affairs.

After all, when I met with them, I posed the same question in a different guise, emphasizing the likely distributional effects of trade.

On the tenth anniversary of that invasion, Václav Havel, Jacek Kuron, and I, along with other dissidents, met on the Czech Polish border.