Sentence examples for encounter with some from inspiring English sources

I approached the encounter with some trepidation.

We don't see any orangutans but the next day I have a close encounter with some monkeys.

The Greek body beautiful is the theme of this epic, sexy encounter with some of humanity's highest achievements.

Take "Tasered," for instance, a sensitive portrait of a homeless stroke victim who had an unfortunate encounter with some nervous police officers.

It's also that media superlatives -- Person of the Year, Most Respected Company -- so often are followed by a close encounter with some malevolent, headline-scanning force.

Just after Scott helps those he's traveling with to narrowly avoid an encounter with some understandably angry Indians, one fellow says: "I was just going for my rifle.

Somebody, she wrote, should be worrying about how all this could affect his handling of future encounters with some Saddam Hussein.

This makes it hard to discern a coherent curatorial statement, though it enables encounters with some interesting individual works.

Understandably, Dr. Nadler's encounters with some extraordinary patients he wrote about made him see the lives of cells in new and pertinent ways.

His eye-opening encounters with some fiercely loyal yet light-fingered dock-workers became grist for one of his formative plays.

Now the glimpses are provided by encounters with some of Brown's associates: the last surviving Famous Flame (since deceased), various key musicians, managers, accountants, former wives and travelling companions.