meet with

He was one of the smartest men I've ever met, with a phenomenal IQ and a steel-trap mind.

The president met with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice Saturday for a briefing on her meetings in France and Georgia.

Eric Cantor, the Republican House whip, told me that he had met with the president four times already and thought him sincere and likable.

As I grew up, came into the world, and observed the actions of men, I thought I met with many, very many, who gave too much for the whistle.

Get out . Don't shed crocodile tears to me. You know you are really glad they're met with misfortune.

That winter, Sandberg met with Eric Schmidt, who was then the C. E. O. of Google, about her desire to do something else at the company.

Nelson Mandela had just been released, and we met with him in a secret place and visited the prison where he had lived.

That goal can only be met with massive influxes from the mainland or some sort of merger with Shenzhen into one great metropolis.

The President traveled to Idaho today, where he met with potato farmers. He gave a speech about hid plan to help the farmers.

And any attempt to assist an inmate trying to escape will be met with a lethal response.

The official said the US measures "do not accord with the rules of global trade and have met with nothing but widespread criticism. "

Two years later, Amy's parents returned to the township where she was killed and met with some of the killer's families to console them.

A dealer in old books met with them, and knowing me by my sometimes buying of him, he brought them to me.

On my visit to China in May, I met with leaders who, until recently, had not been willing to entertain this discussion.

It was the chat of the tea-table all over that part of the town, and I met with it wherever I visited.

When he first met with prospective clients, he never used PowerPoint presentations nor prepared brochures to leave behind after he left.

Such a major curriculum overhaul is usually met with some resistance.

Any technical invention of this kind is often met with scepticism by the authorities, and Thompson's was no exception.

The fox, unable to reach their supper, met with a fitting response, after the fashion of his own hospitality.

"Many European countries still believe that students have different destinations that should be met with different expectations, " he said.

It's the pain of the original wound that keeps you locked into the pattern of trying to get your needs met with similar people.

He determined to revisit the scene of the last evening's gambol, and, if he met with any of the party, to demand his dog and gun.

Mr Ahmadinejad's remarks and answers drew applause in parts, but much of what he said was met with incredulity.

I met with a little adventure, which had like to have cost me dear.

On a much grander scale, God's offer to liberate us from the slavery of sin is often met with resistance.

After I freshened up, I met with the owner. From his entourage and the car he drove, I figured that he must be very rich.

The little prince crossed the desert and met with only one flower. It was a flower with three petals, a flower of no account at all.

We need those items urgently. I thought if I met with you face-to-face, it would expedite the process.

It's a view that no doubt would have been met with astonishment in Arab capitals, where America's image remains largely negative.

A year ago, she traveled to Africa, where she met with many of the children for whom she works to recruit sponsors.

Zardari, who is often accused of being too pro-American, met with Clinton today but did not appear with her in public.

Reality: Such a declaration can be quite threatening, and is likely to be met with at least some resistance.

I met with my 55-year-old cousin, and he was generous enough to share with me a variety of perspectives gleaned from the web.

I've been trying to think back to that evening when we met with the strange creature at a traditional wooden house.

You know I met with a, I was younger, I met with a, he go unnamed 'cos I think I'm being told the top Silicon Valley executive today.

The Secret Service said it had no indication that the individual went through the receiving line or met with the president or first lady.

And what I have here marked of wax may be applied to all other things which are external to me [and which are met with outside of me].

Brown met with Queen Elizabeth II to ask her to dissolve Parliament, marking the start of the campaign.

I met with anybody who might have able to help us, however unlikely the prospect.

During a visit to Kosovo this summer, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and his wife Cherie met with a remarkable group of children.

Bud usually didn't come into work until after lunch, so I met with him for the first time the following Monday afternoon.

On a recent trip with one, a manager we met with said he'd like to have weekly updates and inventory status on every order.

His death was believed to have been a murder. What's more, those who discovered King Tut's tomb have also met with untimely demises .

Her suggestions that Britain's austerity may be have gone too far was met with a cold shoulder in London.

It would be fine if we met with him to discuss ideas regarding a presentation and to work on preliminary drafts.

It was lucky that she gained so much encouragement from her parents and teachers that she overcame the difficulties she met with.

And when he had met with us at Assos, we took him in, and came to Mitylene.

The CEO who was stepping down met with him privately and presented him with three numbered envelopes.

Earlier Sunday, members met with President Bush at the White House and gave him his own leather vest.

People who were trying to hold up the Tibetan flag or wear orange in support of the Tibetan monks were often met with profanity.

For instance, china has been trying to open up the south American markets, they met with strong anti-dumping retaliation.

Get out, don't shed crocodile tears to me, you know you are really glad; they've met with misfortune.

After the vote, President Bush met with congressional leaders of both parties and said he was confident an agreement could be reached.

He did not walk a few steps out the door, met with him to play the big flowers and flowers.

Later you may say that the luck you experienced when Jupiter met with the Sun was nothing less than a miracle.

slowly to the village, many people also know that the U. S. met with him to hide like the plague to avoid any fear.

He met (with) an accident on his way home.

That said, you will likely be met with a well mixed enemy barrage poised and ready to strike.

Count upon it that the intercession of love, rising up to heaven, will be met with the fulfilment of the desire of our heart.

Tens of thousands of grassroots protests and disturbances have erupted across the country, usually to be met with unforgiving police force.

What sort of reactions have your ideas met with in the medical establishment and among practitioners of different religions?

Amid deteriorating conditions in Iraq, President Bush met with several of his top advisers for a second day in a row.

Clinton met with him twice, the U. S. diplomatic experts also believe that he is by far the most powerful candidate.

Therefore disputed he in the synagogue with the Jews, and with the devout persons, and in the market daily with them that met with him.

At the White House, Mr. Bush met with his economic advisers as well as the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, to discuss next steps.

In the prosecution of his duties he had met with a good deal of resistance.

And it met with a predictable aftermath: Ridicule in the British press and a bitter explosion from England's star striker Wayne Rooney.

Reports in tabloids claimed that Rooney met with a prostitute while his wife was pregnant.

'The two Apple employees met with the resident and then went into the house to look for the lost item, ' the police said in the statement.

Ceylon, with its central position, was the place where Chinese merchants met with Arab merchants and heard about the westernmost lands.

When I grew older and met with Bishop Leadbeater and the Theosophical Society, I began to see the Master K.

Mr. Obama said he had just met with his national security team, and spoken by telephone with British Prime Minister David Cameron.

At the moment I met with the smiling eyes of the interviewer, I gained my confidence and began my interview smoothly.

I think that it recites in the wind, dances summit in the iceberg, deducts my life the beauty which met with you.

Actress Vanessa Hudgens also reportedly met with authorities over nude photos allegedly hacked from her email account that turned up online.

What I do know is that any sort of serious equity weakness will be met with enormous quantities of money and, potentially, new bailouts.

He had not met with result, but he was not discouraged at all.

This was to be sure a surprise of a quite different nature from any I had met with before .

A client of mine showed up 30 minutes early, but I met with him as scheduled -- which my boss later said was rude.

However Wenger suggested that Grant would need time, especially as his appointment had not been met with enthusiasm in some quarters.

I met with him in New York.

On Thursday, I met with some of these people at the White House, and I am inspired by their stories.

Reuters news agency says Zayani later met with Yemeni opposition leaders but there was no immediate word on the outcome of the talks.

The last time u met with President Bush and told him not to invade Afganistan and Iraq is when. . . ?

About this time I met with an odd volume of the Spectator.

None of these arguments has so far met with any serious opposition.

Ban visited research stations and met with scientists told him the ice there was meeting more quickly than before.

But he did seem jollier than usual, and was clearly in a good mood when he met with Medvedev that afternoon.

One day, I met with him in the street.

I know. I met with him yesterday to report on the options we have available in terms of expansion.

One day, I met with him in the street.

I know. I met with him yesterday to report on the options we have available in terms of expansion.

However, the idea of abolishing them have met with disapproval from some lawyers who feel the wigs give them an air of authority.

Don't shed crocodile tears to me; you know you are really glad that they're met with misfortune.

The result of test indicates that the serviceability of this bridge is better, and the bearing capacity is met with the normal requirement.

Yesterday I met with the headman of the fishing village, and asked that we be allowed to hang up rice sacks for the rubbish on the ground.

Tell your master, Nelly, that I never, in all my life, met with such an abject thing as she is.

Finding his own scheme met with no support from the majority, the mayor faced about and supported the ideas of his Councilors.

Some of you are bound to have met with disappointment in the recruiting season.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel has met with a Chinese Catholic bishop in Shanghai on the final day of her visit to China.

The day after Van Buren became president, Jackson met with a few of his friends.

The training course lasted for only a month or so. I had not met with Miss Fu since then, nor do I know where she is now.

Owing to its superior quality and reasonable price, our silk has met with a warm reception and quick sale in most European countries.

He visited research stations and met with scientists who briefed him on the latest science regarding ice-melting.

One day I met with a girl under 20, a thought just popped out in my head. . . I wanna be younger, and wanna have a pupil-love with her.

Eli met with him, confirmed my judgment, and George came to work as deputy campaign manager in charge of communications.

The artist, horrified, responded with letters from her lawyers, which were met with letters from Yahoo's lawyers.

The next day Donovan met with Chiang Kai-shek, who spoke of Chinese sovereignty, and asked that OSS act accordingly.

We want to commence our dialogue with you soon, but it will not be the first time as we have periodically met with your leaders.

During the visit, Acting President and Prime Minister Putin met with him and the two Foreign Ministers held talks with each other.

Though he failed to make money and had met with a lot of difficulties, he never gave in.

She met with him and his assistant Zey Nep in an alcove of the Outlander Club.

Which means that bankers in London who met with Saif should have reported any sums involved, and frozen them.

I met (with) one of my old school friends on the train yesterday.

My attempts at establishing a friendly relationship with him were met with complete indifference.

There has been a willingness; I gather that Karzai's brother met with either Mullah [Mohammed] Omar or his close aides in Saudi Arabia.

Recruiter Peter Polachi recently met with a candidate for an executive-level marketing job at a midsize technology firm.

Aides say that Obama would have no public events during the trip, although he has received his intelligence briefings and met with aides.

Last week I met with the president of one of our client companies, one of the world's largest furniture businesses.

High-pressure super dense-phase pneumatic conveying of pulverized coal is one of the key techniques met with in large-scale gasification.

He suggested as much to the Queen Mother but met with a negative response.

They met with limited success because price is so critical in a country where almost one person in five lives on less than $1 a day.

This is usually met with a derisive snort, but soon, sure enough, Mary and Joe are eating popcorn together in the bleachers.

Met with the children there had been picking it.

Pope Benedict has several times apologized for abuse committed by Catholic priests and met with victims during some of his foreign visits.

Dad, though, has been met with you, also don't say what words, but the son was missing and care for you.

I met with President Izetbegovic, then flew on to Zagreb, Croatia, to see President Tudjman.

I ask if I can have the itty-bitty side buttons replaced with a convenient Velcro closure, and am met with shocked silence.

God met with him, and Balaam said, "I have prepared seven altars, and on each altar I have offered a bull and a ram. "

Scowcroft met with Dinitz to brief him on the Soviet proposal for a joint abstention.

Wagoner met with the auto industry task force on Friday in a final attempt to lay-out GM's viability plans ahead of the March 31 deadline.

If you have met with this fear, rest assured that experience is only the suspension of the breath, not the actual stopping of the breath.

Met with you is an edge, and fell in love with you is a kind of beauty here with you is a blessing, I would like to accompany you forever.

See to it, and have her family informed that she met with an unfortunate accident on her way to the Bazaar.

Meanwhile, mention then of structured investment vehicles or Northern Rock to a G8 leader would have been met with a blank stare.

It is happened to me that I met with her in the street.

Cadmus next threw his javelin, which met with better success, for it penetrated the serpent's scales and pierced through to his entrails .

In the eighteenth century, Emperor Qianlong had met with the British demand to see the big line Sanguijiukou As a result, much broke up.

On a trip to Ukraine, Georgia was the main talking point as Britain's Foreign Secretary met with President Yushchenko and others.

Earlier, Secretary Rice met with Israeli leaders and with the heads of the Israeli and Palestinian negotiating teams in Jerusalem.

Israeli President Shimon Peres met with Mr. Bush in Jerusalem and said some of the obstacles to peace may soon fade.

Most of these things were met with much resistance before they had a fancy name (responsibilities) and came with cool posters on their wall.

We expected a great deal of resistance and were met with a great deal of resistance.

On one of her return trips from Mumbai to Chennai she met with an accident resulting in the amputation of her right leg.

Lau met with Jing last year in Qingdao, Shandong, and was spotted on dates with him for 2 consecutive nights in Beijing this June.

Calls for warm clothing also have been met with a strong response.

The manager who was stepping down met with him privately and handed him three numbered envelopes .

I met with him in the street this morning.

This quote is often met with either people saying "aha" or laughing because it is simply so true.

Goethe was once strolling on a narrow path in a park in Weimar. As luck would have it, he met with a critic who was hostile to him.

One job-hunter took vacation days every other Friday during her job search and met with at least four people on each day off.

Tell your master, Nelly , that I never, in my life met with such an abject thing as she is.

A person in your life, met a love you know or met with a people who love you heart is happy.

Two of the men also met with an undercover agent to discuss buying explosives and weapons parts, prosecutors said.

When it came to Nokia (NOK), which uses its own operating system, Rubin wouldn't say whether he'd met with the company regarding Android.

I looked at other professional services organizations and met with him periodically.

He recently met with researchers at the U. S. Army Soldier Systems Center in Natick, Massachusetts, to discuss his hemostatic technologies.

Instantly regretting the trip, Joran screamed for help and was met with the face of the merchant who had sold him the map.

Follow-up: Which senior officials of the Foreign Ministry met with him?

All my attempts to amuse the children were met with sullen scowls .

It was a day of intense diplomatic activity, as Palestinian negotiators met with top Egyptian and Arab League officials.

He knocked at the door of heaven, and was met with a closer scrutiny than he expected.

A: Premier Wen Jiabao met with Foreign Minister Paek Nam Sun during his visit, and Foreign Minister Li Zhaoxing held talks with him.

Our leather shoes are famous for super-quality material and excellent craftmanship and have been met with reception all over the world.

After seeing Yu, Rice met with Lee and briefed him on recent progress on the nuclear issue.

The person I met with had a terrible case of blackheads , and I was rather distracted by it.

Once I believed that she had never met with sorrow and hopeless.

Assistant Foreign Minister Wu Hailong met with him yesterday, exchanging views on issues of common interest.

People trying to log onto wikileaks. org in China are met with a notice saying the connection has been reset.

The child's plan to earn pocket money met with the approval of his parents.

Before they climbed down the side of the cliff. they met with many obstacles. but they surmounted them at last.

During his first week he was met with bows, polite smiles, and the continual denial of any significant problems.

Then Armand Hammer met with President Reagan and he told him the same thing.

In the last few weeks, members of the Task Force met with the representatives of nine different groups and an individual.

I met with the chief engineer, who launched into a long, angry lecture about the United States.

Thus, such a global challenge as terrorism has to be met with global coordination.

After the holiday, people feel more exhausted than refueled. Thus the cry for a change of the holiday has met with a lot of response.

Ms. Whitman also said she has met with key staffers at H-P, and that they're ready and excited to get the company on the right track.

The trial has been met with some criticism, with scientists claiming that such a large-scale vaccination is "economically unjustified" .

I was met with a burning sensation in my nose and throat. Kicking fiercely, I broke out of the water, gulping for precious air.

As for the encouragement of commerce, the proclamation to "industrious artisans and peasants, " met with no response at all.

Following the election again, Erdogan tentatively suggested that Kurdish demands could be met with a new constitution .

Despite the fact many games can give remakes a luke warm reception, the title Mega Man Powered Up has been met with plenty of good reviews.

He only meant that there were not such a variety of people to be met with in the country as in town, which you must acknowledge to be true.

met with poor living Zhengyan Qiao, also talk a bit embarrassed blush, like a shy girl.

The fate he had been marked for had met with a vengeance - he had emptied the cup to the lees .

Attempts to access wikileaks. org and cablegate. wikileaks. org were met with a notice saying the connection had been reset.

In medieval times, these questions would have been met with a simple answer.

On Tuesday, Prime Minister Kan met with American Vice President Joe Biden. Mr. Biden visited Japan at the end of a trip to Asia.

According to Mr. Klehr, the Soviets neither publicly acknowledged Mr. Abel's status nor met with him during his detention.

He met with Jennifer again, there is a little boy, it was his son. This time, Jennifer has had an incurable disease.

Vice Foreign Ministers Wang Guangya, Wu Dawei and He Yafei met with him separately this morning.

Yesterday, Vice Foreign Minister Wu Dawei met with them respectively and exchanged views with them on the next phase of the Six-Party Talks.

It would be charitable to say it wasn't exactly met with rave reviews.

I've met with a number of our players and had private discussions with some of them.

and it made me confused for a mmt. and i got my confidence back coz i met with soo ooo many desperate housewives.

In recent years, however, as an elective course, track and field curriculum has met with a cold reception.

The health program outlined in the article seems very sound to me; but it has met with considerable public outcry.

Owning to its superior quality and reasonable price, our handbag has met with warm reception and quick sale in European countries.

My hair line I'm a fool that he obviously liked her, but why, each time met with her. The total can not say that the simple words it?

While peace talks have repeatedly broken down over the years, earlier this month President Benigno Aquino met with the chairman of the MILF.

Officials say the level is not dangerous but an Italian who met with Victor Litvinenko is now in the hospital for treatment.

i met with my commanders last night to discuss our options . droglo and prince niven were present as well . they had the right.

Hal and I flew over to Italy to visit the Ghia studios in Turin, where we met with Alejandro Detomaso, the studio head .

However, since this partner has the same negative trait as your parent, you won't be able to get your need met with this person either!

However, any attempt to access the other actions will be met with an Access Denied response, as in Figure 7.

After making the proper arrangements, he met with the king's adviser and gave him the gift, along with his humble thanks.

I met with an old friend of mine on the train.

When an artist "met with the end of" what has not surfaced unique temperament, packaging no soul, the audience will be cast.

On Saturday, a gunman approached Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords as she met with constituents outside a shopping center in Tucson.

In recent months it has opened huge flagship stores in Paris, Moscow and Shanghai, which have been met with throngs of customers.

So the unveiling of a design for a new "silent" aircraft this week was met with uncritical approval.

One senior Senate staffer who met with Amerilink executives said 'it was pretty clear Amerilink was a front for Huawei. '

Yesterday, it was the House of Representatives. Today, President Bush met with Democratic leaders from the Senate.

It became immediately clear that laughter was not allowed in the training area. Anyone who ignored this rule was met with a cold stare.

But so far, the officials he has met with have not taken up the cause, he says.

The long-term target for global TB elimination, set for 2050, will not be met with current strategies and tools.

I have never really met with movie stars butsince I'm going to Sundance, I asked to see if I could meet RobertRedford, whose work I admire.

The two men were part of a delegation that traveled to Russia last week and met with Russian President Dmitri Medvedev.

Prior to the meeting, Raul Castro, First Vice President of the State Council and the Council of Ministers of Cuba also met with Yang.

By virtue of its superior quality, this item has met with a warm reception in most European countries.

It is the second time that the company's mining projects in India met with a problem.

He used to be rich, but he met with reverses in his business.

It was the first time a Filipino president met with the head of the country's largest Muslim rebel group.

Finally, he met with a panel of Western experts for a frank debate on Russia's problems, and they agreed he was doing a great job.

Although we met with some difficulties at the beginning, we fulfilled our task all the same.

I met with a variety of researchers, scoured medical databases, and combed scientific publications.

On Friday, President Obama met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House.

Qing ruling class and the Han culture to weaken the traditional sense of the Han people, Han met with strong and even violent reactions.

She met with every man will be tempted, every woman would be strange enough that she met.

jI met with Joseph at a coffee shop in Venice Beach, as arranged by a member of the Ventura County Chapter of The Zeitgeist Movement.

Clinton met with Czech Republic Foreign Minister Karel Schwarzenberg, whose government - along with Poland - has agreed to host the system.

So I met with her, and she confirmed some of my suspicions.

He was also awarded the Sire of Significance Award at the show, and met with a standing ovation.

As early as1857, people tried to lay an undersea cable across the Atlantic Ocean, but they met with a lot of difficulties.

An urgent United Nations appeal for funds to help people fleeing the conflict in Ivory Coast has met with little response.

A team of four African heads of state met with the two presidents in Abidjan this week, in an effort to reach an end to the standoff.

Ten days ago, Mr. Sarkozy met with representatives of the Libyan opposition and recognized it as the country's legitimate government.

After gaining fame for a campaign to promote colonial India's independence, Gandhi traveled to London and met with British authorities.

An illuminating book on this subject, published some years before by a Commandant De Gaulle, and met with no response.

Met with familiar people on the road to say hello, people still have to return a gift it!

With their help, she met with officials there, and she got to know a number of the 100 blind children in the Ninh Binh area.

When Gail spread the news of our wedding plans to her family she met with some resistance.

I remember, as a teacher in the UK, witnessing the endless initiatives to get kids to read. They almost never met with much success.

Many infants who appear to have been shaken to death may simply have tumbled, suffocated or met with some other accident.

We met with these refugees, many of whom had been middle-class and educated citizens back in Iraq.

I met with David to talk about what I might do in his company.

Finally, a few days before Easter, a grim-faced doctor met with Dorothy.

Soldiers understand both of these things but don't know how to talk about them when met with blank stares from friends and family back home.

I met with them to see if any of their clients could become my clients.