31.   Evening is a time for partying and meeting new people away from your home base.

32.   It was non-competitive and I loved meeting people from all over the world, listening to their music and watching their dancing.

33.   He prefers to meet people on doorsteps although there will also be two public meetings, one of which he hopes will be in a school.

34.   Asked if it would not benefit his campaigning work to meet Mrs W, Mr Fenton replied that he had met people who had met her.

35.   He has gone to meet ordinary people.

36.   You meet many people like that.

37.   Are there occasions when there are other opportunities for kids to meet university people, perhaps hear them speak about their subjects?

38.   Along the way, he meets a few people who have suggestions to offer.

39.   Although Welderfiel is apprehensive about being a sixth-grader, the youngest group of middle school students, she said she was excited about meeting new people.

40.   Also, amazingly, I sometimes meet people at tournaments who have never met a black person.