Sentence examples for encounter well from inspiring English sources
Sigrid remembers that first encounter well: there she was, a thin, blond, American-seeming woman (her mother was from North Carolina) in a pink Chanel suit, who looked simultaneously "young and old, conventional and wild, groomed and unkempt".
Bonnie Cushing, an interfaith minister, officiated under a colorful huppah that was decorated with memories that included Ms. Edelman's first words to Mr. Leo after their elevator encounter: "Well, at least you're a good kisser".
About 10 minutes or so after the encounter, well after Mr. Howards had walked away, he was arrested, and the Secret Service agents involved went about preparing their individual statements about what happened.
"It is both telling and interesting that Deann has become embroiled in politics of science that many researchers never encounter and those that do, encounter well into their careers," writes Hartley.
After a pleasant enough encounter -- well, with overtones of teenager-over-curfew sheepishness -- with the wardens who were just about to come looking for us, we drove to the Birches, which the guidebooks tend to call the premier resort on Moosehead Lake.
Both sides had chances to win a competitive West Country derby, but in general defences dominated a full-blooded encounter, well refereed by Graham Salisbury.
I'm always amazed when I encounter well-read people unfamiliar with Iceberg Slim.
Desperate and potentially dangerous people in Europe are, therefore, more likely than their American counterparts to encounter well-educated and restrained police officers.
Only 5percentt will report these experience because they fear shaming and encountering well documented and widespread institutional tolerance for the crime of rape.
Moreover, they largely used secondary data of the statutory health insurance (SHI) that do not describe reasons for physician encounters well and generally lack data from insurees that do not demand medical services.
Mostly, they encountered well-known types of nerve fibres that respond to temperature or light touch or mechanical pressure.
