How To Use Meet up with In A Sentence
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You must arrive at Hong Kong Parkview before 12:15 pm to meet up with Good Fellow Team.
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Briony had an imperforate anus, a failure of her colon and rectum to meet up with the skin on the outside.
Between Expectations
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I get on a bus with loose arrangements to meet up with some friends of mine.
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After his victory, Alexander rolled through Asia Minor, detouring to Gordium to meet up with his general Parmenio.
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And there's a marvelous, almost throwaway moment where Shaun and his ragtag band of survivors meet up with another group who look, mysteriously, a great deal like Shaun's group.
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I meet up with former work colleagues on Thursday afternoons, in winter for snooker in South Bank, in summer for bowls in Rowntree Park.
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I'll try and meet up with him to walk to our lockers and then lunch together.
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Nina and Beth were going stag, and they were going to meet up with Topher, Jill, and their dates at this little Italian dive called Pomodoro.
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I politely curtsied and hurried off the stage to meet up with my friends.
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Meet up with friends for lunch, dinner or clubbing.
The Sun
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My typical weekend might involve a wander down the more interesting aisles in the supermarket, heading home to cook something novel, going out to meet up with friends at pub o'clock, and later, perhaps catching a film that does not involve moralising fish, lions or wizards.
I was dad for a day
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Now children who have lost a parent or a close family member are being offered the chance to meet up with others who understand their suffering.
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These apple-cheeked boys exist in a fantasy world, where Aryan ideals of physical perfection meet up with homoerotic desire.
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I'll try and meet up with him to walk to our lockers and then lunch together.
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Mikhail had visited several addresses in St Mary's before he arranged to meet up with a man at the junction of Derby Road and Cranbury Avenue at about 11 pm last Wednesday.
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I returned to meet up with them and found a crowd gathered and my brother's best friend screaming out for me.
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One footballer had arranged to meet up with a friend.
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Anyhow, I picked up the munchkin and we headed off to meet up with my mom.
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I meet up with another writer and we wend our way through downtown.
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Her current heartthrob is superstar Shah Rukh Khan and she nurtures an ambition to meet up with King Khan.
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I also had a chance to meet up with one of the area's great characters, George Higgs, the senior lecturer in catering and hospitality at Borders College.
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My typical weekend might involve a wander down the more interesting aisles in the supermarket, heading home to cook something novel, going out to meet up with friends at pub o'clock, and later, perhaps catching a film that does not involve moralising fish, lions or wizards.
I was dad for a day
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Mrs McEvoy, 46, and her son had no idea that the presentation would take place - they thought that they were going on a holiday to meet up with their friends for the first time.
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ANYway...we also had the chance to meet up with a friend of ours from the MPhil who is now at UPenn, and hadn't seen since the end of the MPhil, and that was very nice too.
Archive 2009-02-01
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‘Bye,’ he nearly whispered, before bounding down the hallway to meet up with the group of friends that had called for him.
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Naturally, I got to meet up with quite a few of my Army buddies, some of whom I have not seen in a long time.
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A subsequent caller expressed a hope that said police should meet up with said caller in a dark alley some day ... and Mike Gallagher agreed whole-heartedly (and without the slightest hint of cognisance as to what was beingsaid).
The Volokh Conspiracy » Waco
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And, as you read this I will be traveling up to Anchorage to board my flight to Indiana, where on Friday I will meet up with the raveler I mentioned.
Undefined
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Whenever we meet up with Clive and Sue they always end up talking shop.
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After the play, my friends and I adjourned to Newton for dinner, after which I had to leave early to meet up with new friends.
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They meet up with other young carers from around the country and do activities such as abseiling and gorge walking.
Times, Sunday Times
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The purpose of his visit was to meet up with two tax lawyers who needed to wash one of their clients ' undisclosed funds.
A SONG AT TWILIGHT
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If they concentrate on personal banking they will meet up with the same cost pressures which the real banks have - largely as a result of rising costs of bank employees and overmanning.
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To travel across to the other side of the world with a woman I love, to meet up with a man I love?
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Tomorrow when I meet up with my school reunion friends we will be discussing day trips for the coming year.
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These apple-cheeked boys exist in a fantasy world, where Aryan ideals of physical perfection meet up with homoerotic desire.
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I was to meet up with my two travelling companions in an open air restaurant on edge of Timbuctou.
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James had just finished talking to Dobbo and Ali and had arranged to meet up with them for lunch.
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Boy, I'm famished… can we stop at a café and eat before we meet up with Tamika?
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The closure earlier this year of Elaine's, where he would meet up with writer friends like Gay Talese and Frederic Morton, left a big void; he said he hasn't yet found a replacement.
One Home, Three Locations
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Nina and Beth were going stag, and they were going to meet up with Topher, Jill, and their dates at this little Italian dive called Pomodoro.
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But the simplicity of trading Pokemon clutching gifts is understatedly sweet, and it's especially fun to meet up with a pal to play locally.
Archive 2008-02-01
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They were supposed to meet up with others and go to a party, but that didn't happen.
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Whenever we meet up with Clive and Sue they always end up talking shop.
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My intention was to have a holiday and meet up with old friends.