I met humble people.

I met Yasser Arafat.

I met Ken yesterday.

I met your girlfriend.

I met Mary yesterday.

I met a friend.

I haven't met him.

I haven't met her.

Now, I haven't met these particular students, but I've met students like them.

I met them in Bilbao.

I met him just now.

I met a friend there.

I have met him before.

I met an old woman.

I met the prince himself.

I met your father yesterday.

Haven't I met you before?

I finally met her today.

And in these years, I met all kinds people like, for instance, farmers and butchers, which seems logical.

I forgot that I met her last month.

I met him while I was coming home.

And when I was 17, I met my father for the first time, upon which I learned I had a brother and sister I had never known about.

And there I met Francis Crick.

I met Mahmoud one year later.

So I met this character, Steven.

So that's how I met Frank.

I met a friend of Mary's.

I don't believe you've met him.

I met her on campus yesterday.

I met a certain Mr Smith.

I met her at the church.

I met Jane the other day.

I met Fred on the street.

I met him at the station.

I met him on the street.

I met him the other day.

I met him at the barber's.

I met with an old woman.

When I went traveling, I remember, I met this fabulous old man, who I met when I was caricaturing, who turned out to be an artist, in Italy.

I took to her the moment I met her.

I never felt this way before I met you.

Before I met you, I never felt this way.

I met him on my way home.

I met him on my way home.

On my way home, I met him.