Sentence examples for encounter through from inspiring English sources

Lester, who had introduced himself to Juliana, observed the encounter through a one-way window in an adjoining room.

And it's that sense of awe, wonder and discovery that he wants his own students to encounter through literature.

"She promised them she would 'clean house' once elected," he said, adding that he learned about the encounter through interviews with participants.

When they arrive at the venue, they are met by a 3D multisensory map, a journey through the poem, including objects that they will encounter through the performance.

Questioning Mitchell Wagenberg can be unnerving, not least because he is apt to videotape the encounter through his eyeglasses or through a rivet on his belt.

As a third year Performance Studies doctoral student, Lyndsey's research considers site and encounter through urban art practice and new media/digital technologies.

Julie Christie is, by her own admission, 'an ideologue', but the Julie Christie one may chance-encounter through work or socially is effervescent, with a ready and infectious smile and somehow that doesn't fit.

The great stories of Papp's David-and-Goliath successes — for example, the battle with the mighty Robert Moses over keeping Shakespeare in the Park free — are delightful to re-encounter through the voices of the people involved, like hearing the details of historic ballgames retold by the participants, inning by inning.

MONTCLAIR "Roy Lichtenstein: American Indian Encounters" Through Jan . 8

New technologies are most commonly encountered through co-workers or as part of a corporate system.

Their members were encouraged to organise face-to-face encounters through the Meetup website.