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Example sentences for "meet you"

  • Glad to meet you, Miss Cumberly," came the inevitable formula.

  • I will arrange to meet you, say at the corner of Victoria Street, to receive them.

  • I last had the good fortune to meet you when on my way to see him, and I now meet you again within five minutes of leaving him!

  • I shall expect to meet you there, as indicated in your note to me.

  • Should you select the latter course, get the information to me as early as possible, so that I may send orders to meet you at Goldsboro'.

  • I'll meet you at that place some hour hence.

  • Navarre had notice of your fair approach, And he and his competitors in oath Were all address'd to meet you, gentle lady, Before I came.

  • Myself and my good cousin Buckingham Will to your mother, to entreat of her To meet you at the Tower and welcome you.

  • Take all the swift advantage of the hours; You shall have letters from me to my son In your behalf, to meet you on the way.

  • For you my staff of office did I break In Richard's time, and posted day and night To meet you on the way and kiss your hand When yet you were in place and in account Nothing so strong and fortunate as I.

  • Oh, I'm so glad to meet you," replied Florence, warmly.

  • Miss, there's no one to meet you," said the conductor, rather anxiously.

  • I am indeed glad to meet you; and I say, my friend, I hope what I heard of you is not true!

  • I have been hoping to meet you," he said, in a strong but gentle voice which had, Miss Cronin thought, almost caressing inflexions.

  • Arabian bowed and said formally: "Very glad to meet you.

  • He would like to meet you again," said Braybrooke, with soft firmness.

  • Since I have the good fortune to meet you, I beg you to receive them, and to hold me always as one of your friends.

  • You refer to the gentleman who expected to meet you on the road?

  • Extremely pleased to meet you, indeed," he exclaimed eagerly, "and you may be sure of a most cordial greeting.

  • Then permit me to meet you in any satisfactory way.

  • I am more than delighted to meet you, Colonel Curran," she said calmly, although I could feel her lips tremble to the words, while the fingers I held were like ice.

  • How delighted she would have been to meet you!

  • If we can come to some sort of an understanding to-night, my attorney will be happy to meet you to-morrow at any time and place you may suggest.

  • She came down to the secret door a few minutes ago and urged me to set out to meet you.

  • Glad to meet you, Mr. Crewe," he said, and a faint twinkle appeared in his eye.

  • Pleased to meet you, Miss Bumpus," he said, with a somewhat elaborate bow.

  • I'll meet you in the field, if you don't care to come.

  • I wondered, when I came up here to Hampton, whether I mightn't meet you--and here you are!

  • I am very happy to meet you, Mr. Crewe," said the senator.

  • Not sorry to meet you, but to meet you in such surroundings.

  • If I meet you to-morrow," Clay replied, "I will thrash you for your impertinence.

  • I have probably killed a very good cook," said Clay, "as I should as certainly kill you, if I were to meet you.

  • I will be here, and De Lactre and Poupart will be here to meet you.

  • Were you not at the fair by the river to-day, sir, and are you not expecting some one to meet you here?

  • May I hope to meet you tomorrow in this place?

  • Why, yes; didn't you get her telegram telling you to come to Twickenham to her, and that I'd meet you at the station?

  • I was wrong to meet you, but I did not know--it did not seem wrong.

  • It surprised me very much to meet you here, as I had no desire to cross your path.

  • You don't mean to say he used to meet you?

  • I will endeavour to meet you at Corvsgate.

  • We know how unpleasant it is for a high sort of man to have rough chaps like us hailing him, so we think it best not to meet you--thank you all the same.

  • I shall have to meet you earlier--say half-past eight.

  • You are to say that the boy owed you a gambling debt, and agreed to meet you to-morrow morning to pay it.

  • And I am glad to meet you, Herbert," responded Grant, pleasantly.

  • All right, I'll try to meet you at the station.

  • I will wire ahead for a conveyance to meet you at the station.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "meet you" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    after her; and from; book called; cause thee; colored folks; doth make; fourteen inches; great quantitie; meet again; meet her; meet once; meet the; meet thee; meet their; meet them; meet with; meeting held; meeting with; meetings were; much nearer; must assume; she stood; things were; used frequently; will receive; would seem