Definition

Examples

• "Secondly, I have met with all of our major clients to let them know about Bruno's leave of absence."
• "In fact, he cannot meet with you during lunch either, so don't bother asking him. Fortunately, however, Bruno does have fifteen minutes free on Friday the 11th of next month."
• "Thus, I had the "privilege" to meet with your director of sales, Philip Cheeter."
• "Dr. Badguy : And I already told you Mr. Delavigne that I am a businessman myself, and I have something to tell you, if you are not afraid to meet with me."
• "Most of candidates I met with were well-qualified, however one in particular stood out from the crowd."
• "He cannot meet with you after lunch, nor can he meet with you before lunch."
• "Lucie : It's a good thing too, I have no choice but to meet with you and take the tour"
• "It's so rare that we actually meet with each other outside the boardroom. How about a cold glass of Seamus Dog Whiskey?"
• "In fact, he cannot meet with you during lunch."
• "For this reason, he cannot meet with you on this day."
• "I apologize for the delay in responding to your message, I was away on business for the past couple of weeks: New Delhi for a conference on the growth of the cosmetics industry in Asia, Kyoto to meet with some potential distributors, then a quick trip to Hong-Kong to meet with a production contact, then finally to Alaska for some ice-fishing."
• "I just met with him last month."
• "Susie : Secondly, I have met with all of our major clients to let them know about Bruno's leave of absence."
• "If you really have something for me to consider, I'll meet with you."
• "Philip will be traveling to smoggy, silicone-filled Los Angeles on Thursday morning to meet with buyers from 'Smells R Us', a chain of local perfume stores based in Southern California, as well as carriers of fine Delavigne products."
• "Lucie : It's a good thing too, I have no choice but to meet with you and take the tour..."