Sentence examples for encounter all over from inspiring English sources

For sexually experienced girls, the song meant that they would be able to re-live the feelings of their first sexual encounter all over again.

Yes, I have had close encounters all over New England – usually doing early morning photography out of my touring 'Bed & Breakfasts'.

Moved by the stories and families Smiley and West encountered all over America, they've written a new book The Rich & the Rest of Us: A Poverty Manifesto.

That's a problem that we're going to encounter over and over again, not just in Europe.

As a corporate trainer, I encounter leaders all over the world who create plans for their projects, teams and life, but fail to monitor and revise them accordingly.

Timeless styling partly explains why travellers will encounter Airstreams all over the world, from the creosote-dotted deserts of the American southwest to the clattering streets of Bangkok, with ever-increasing frequency.

The lack of acceptance that far too many woman have for her own vagina and the lack of knowledge about the incredible potential of embodying the creative life force energy these spaces hold, continues to disturb me as I encounter this all over the world.

I've encountered all of these "subspecies" over my two decades as a runner, and they all fascinate me.

These we shall encounter over and over again in the book.

The show features Hugo's large-scale portraits of family and friends alongside the drifters and homeless people he encounters from all over South Africa.

I have encountered it all over the country: from referendum voters in Glasgow fed up with Labour; to students in Cardiff ditching the Lib Dems for the Greens; from a "socialist" in Rotherham, Yorkshire, and giggling teenagers in Clacton, Essex, voting Ukip; and certainly in the excitable young man in Ramsgate, Kent, wearing a "Revolution" T-shirt and carrying a Russell Brand book.