Sentence examples for dire encounters from inspiring English sources
From the Labour benches, you hear occasional attempts to make it an issue, but among ministers, an ingrained fear of the whiff of class war tends to even rule out the odd joke (in his increasingly dire encounters with Cameron, for example, Gordon Brown has not once even hinted at their very different experiences of secondary education).
Over the last year, it has been impossible to watch TV or read a newspaper without encountering dire reports about bird flu and the possibility of a pandemic, a worldwide epidemic.
As I pay the check, a crashing wave of fear washes over me as I recall the dire situation I encountered the night before.
These reviews have similarly revealed that some people with intellectual disability are fearful of hospital encounters, there is reliance on carers during the entirety of stays, and problem attitudes and limited knowledge of hospital staff, sometimes with dire outcomes.
In that time, we have not encountered such a dire situation like this as our horses receive the most professional and dedicated care possible".
She seasoned her presentation with dire stories of people she'd encountered.
It's salutary to read just how many visitors were repulsed by the dire poverty and moral turpitude they encountered.
Each of the shelter representatives said they coordinated with city police and emergency medical personnel when they encountered a person at dire risk.
"Unfortunately, some individuals who are illegally entering Canada are not aware of the extreme weather conditions and geography they may encounter which can have dire effects to their well-being," the RCMP told VICE via a statement Tuesday.
From this dire pact the young lovers were rescued, by encounters with the philosopher Henri Bergson and the God-crazed apocalyptic novelist Léon Bloy and finally by religious conversion.
In the scene in which the Starks encounter a stag killed by a dire wolf as they return from the execution, an actual animal was used rather than a prop.
