Sentence examples for article encounters from inspiring English sources

Another euphemism for vodka appears in Faubion Bowers's 1958 article, "Encounters in Moscow": "milk from a demented cow".

Here is a guide to the pieces discussed in his article: "Encounters with the Archdruid" (David Brower, Charles Park, Charles Fraser, and Floyd Dominy), March 20 , March 27 and April 3 , 1971

This article encounters the challenge of ANN's own lack of training samples.

Amid much goodwill, the two signed an agreement designed to ease tensions between the countries, which are still technically at war.See article: Encounter in PyongyangThree people died in Sri Lanka's second suicide bombing in eight days.

Because of the review difficulties this article encountered, we could not revise the paragraph in question in [ 1].

Two translators with a medical background were used for any non-English articles encountered.

The article 'Cultural encounters' was published in partnership with Lonely Planet Magazine.

That article is encountering rising resentment from some lawmakers who regard it as antiquated and discriminatory.

The Buddhist journalist Katy Butler wrote a 1990 article called "Encountering the Shadow in Buddhist America," in which she described the public alcoholism of Mr. Trungpa Rinpoche.

I'd also be prepared to wager that few readers of this article have encountered Holiday or Middleton, outside the context of the Booker.

In an article in Encounter in the 70s, Dunn claimed that the Liverpool poets "represent an unliterary principle of making poems, subordinating craft to effect".