Examples of 'met lord' in a sentence
Meaning of "met lord"
Met lord: Refers to encountering or being in the presence of a person of high social or religious status, often used humorously or sarcastically
How to use "met lord" in a sentence
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I have met lord livingstone a couple of times.
I am also informed that you met Lord Edgware yesterday.
I met Lord here and became a new person.
I am glad you met Lord Henry after all.
She met Lord Farquaad and surprises of his short stature and arrogant attitude.
While searching for a place to install it, he met Lord Ganapati and sought help.
She met Lord WesthoIme on a boat trip back from America.
After becoming a shaman, he met Lord Asriel.
You must have met Lord Frieza in all that time.
Would he kill himself? - she thought - not until after he had met Lord Steyne.
I have met Lord Goring before.
Lovely to meet you too . Do you know I have met Lord Asriel?
She met Lord Westholme on a boat trip back from America.
Or perhaps you have not met Lord Broch Tuarach?
He met Lord Graves who helped him discover the English countryside.
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This was because Curtis had met Lord whilst on the hunt for some session-players.
You may sit down now, Dorian. I'm glad you met Lord Henry.
This is where she met Lord Brabourne, who was an aide to her father.
She learned Greek, engaged herself in Bible studies and met Lord Radstock in Copenhagen in 1884.
Have met Lord Nicholas, actually.
She hadn't even met Lord Krishna.
I am glad you met Lord Henry after all . Are you glad, Mr. Gray?
Sit down, Dorian . I am glad you met lord Henry after all.
Had you met Lord Astor?
