Sentence examples for I accosted from inspiring English sources

I accosted him close to the cart rack.

She did fantastically, the handler told me when I accosted him in the next room.

I accosted a sales assistant, a bespectacled young Antonio Banderas type, to ask about a lightweight trench coat ($2,455).

Then there was the thick tranche of foie gras I accosted at Chez Yvonne in Strasbourg (chez-yvonne.net); the indecent amounts of spaetzle eaten wherever I could find it; and, of course, colossal heaps of choucroute garni, the best of which, at Au Pont de Corbeau (21, Quai St Nicolas), another Strasbourg winstub, struck the perfect balance between the barnyard and the fermenting barrel.

I accosted Tattoo Man.

So, in the interests of both Musk (and Kanye, who brought up simulations on Kimmel a month before that), I accosted some passersby to ask.

Leaving the theatre, I accost a fellow audience member.

I accost the young lady who is handing out the samples in a very loud voice: "That cheese was horrible.

To find out more about the other part of news and weather's holy binity I accost affable weather presenter Liam Dutton, who works his magic in front of a green screen, pointing at nothingness as he guides viewers around the country.

Everywhere I turn, I am accosted by reminders of the season--and the delight Carol took in them: bell-ringing Santas on the sidewalk, colorful displays in store windows, Christmas commercials and movies every time I turn on the television, carols on the radio.

To this excuse, I react the way I do when I'm accosted by a homeless person in New York or Philadelphia: silent sympathy with no eye contact.