4421 collocations for meet

Such a blaze of light met my eyes when I went to dinner that I was quite bewilderedboudoir, billiard-room, dining-room (very large, the small round table for one person hardly perceptible), and corridors all lighted "a giorno."

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To-day, he must gain much of his training from the great life of the worldlearn how to meet men and occasions, and be prepared to deal with modern forces and energies with courage, knowledge, and decision.

We met all our friends, and heard every language under the sun.

"So your men met their death.

I rushed to the door and looked 'round hurriedly; but only the tangled bushes and shrubs met my gaze.

"Nor do I know why the Laughing Lass met her fate under Ives and McGuire, and not before.

Now, when the creditors reminded Mugford of his obligations, they found him totally unable to meet their demands for payment.

We went often to her beautiful house in London, the first years we were at the embassy, and always met interesting people.

At Waterloo for the first time the two greatest commanders of the age met face to face.

So the duty of the parent is to "look as deeply as possible into the life of the child to see what he requires for his present stage of development," and then to "scrutinise the environment to see what it offers ... to utilise all possibilities of meeting normal needs," to remove what is hurtful, or at least to "admit its defects" if they cannot give the child what his nature requires.

He also said that day, and I have heard him repeat it once or twice since, that he had never met a stupid American woman.... I have always thought it was unnecessary to insist upon Madame Grevy's presence at the Elysee.

She shivered a little when she met his frowning looks, and turned away.

And so; when he passed away on the 14th August, 1863, in his seventy-first year, "lamented by the Queen, the army, and the people," he was quite ready to meet that last enemy, death, whom he had faced so often on the field of battle.

The man looked Babette straight in the face as he replied, and she met his glance with one just as steady.

She grew paler every day, her eyes grew larger, but she made no confession; and Connie bloomed and grew, and met no more old ladies upon the stairs.

Well, let's hope he'll meet some charming girl and bring her back as his bride.

She had drawn a similar check for each of her three nieces, believing that it would be necessary for her to meet their expenses, and she had considered the expenditure in the nature of a business transaction.

Long ere thy princely father met thy mother, we loved, she and I, and in our love grew up together.

That evening I volunteered to ride to Fort Hays and meet the party next day, bringing with me all the letters that might be at the post.

Failing some such heavenly messenger, there was nothing for it but that the Boy should face the ignominy of going forth to meet the Father on the morrow, and confess the humiliating truth.

Why, any Body, Man; but, by Fortune, I'm overjoy'd to meet thee: But where dost think I was going? Friend.

About twenty yards from his home he met a person interested in the Homes who gave him £20.

"Why don't you and O'Flynn go down to meet the Boy, and come round by the woods?

He forgot even to question me about the apparition, so horrified was he at the sight which met his view.

4421 collocations for  meet