Examples of 'met barbara' in a sentence
Meaning of "met barbara"
Met Barbara: 'Met Barbara' suggests that someone encountered or came across a person named Barbara. This phrase is often used to indicate a meeting or interaction with an individual named Barbara
How to use "met barbara" in a sentence
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met barbara
I do not think you have met Barbara.
This is where he met Barbara for the first time.
Dave was already a caller when he met Barbara.
Doreen Valiente also met Barbara and mentions her in her writings.
It was there that he first met Barbara.
I met Barbara Sandell the other day.
I do not know if you have ever met Barbara.
I met Barbara there.
We are so grateful to have met Barbara.
You told me you met Barbara Van Poole at the sanitarium.
You said you'd go home with the first person you met Barbara.
Before he met Barbara.
She hasn't got a fella - I don't think you have met Barbara.
I met Barbara there - I met her for the first time in front of that board.
Not much . You told me you met Barbara Van Poole at the sanitarium.
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I still have a novella to write, and I have never met Barbara Eden!
Hang on, you met Barbara Broccoli and you sat down to talk about philanthropy?
I think it was a lucky thing, I think, for all of us . I met Barbara there.
There he met Barbara Anne Donahue, who was then a Ph.D. student in plant morphology.
Have you met Barbara Klein?
George met Barbara Bradford, a top model at the John Robert Powers modeling agency, in March 1936.
Have you met Barbara Stanwyck?
