Sentence examples for approaching someone from inspiring English sources

"There's some evidence that young people will act with another when approaching someone to pinch their iPod.

The initial motive for approaching someone is often self-interest; it's partly how we decide whom to approach.

If you're an artist you might be thinking Damien Hirst would be the ideal mentor; if you're film-maker, you might consider approaching someone like Debbie Isitt.

"I'm not approaching someone from the back!" It was after 1 a.m. on Saturday and Mr. McFadden, 34, was standing behind three blond women who looked to be in their 20s.

Even if a Web site announces itself as a crowded room by calling itself a "forum" or a "chat room," it never feels crowded because much of the commentary involves responding to specific posts, an act that — for those clinging to old-fashioned metaphors — resembles approaching someone in that crowded room to ask for a word.

Try approaching someone in the company you know or someone one of your colleagues or friends knows.

Issue No. 2: how to approach someone.

One of the men approached someone holding a camera.

"You're scared to approach someone because you're not sure what the outcome is".

"I thought about how you approach someone from another world," he said.

"I'll even approach someone who is dressed particularly nice and say: 'You've got great style.