Sentence examples for encountered around the from inspiring English sources

Besides, the best cooks I've encountered around the world seem to manage just fine with whatever heat source they've been dealt.

In a series magnetic circuit, the total reluctance equals the sum of the individual reluctances encountered around the closed flux path.

Of all the high-end stories of rapid urban renewal and massive accumulation of wealth I have encountered around the world in the past year, the area South of Fifth Street stands out for the sheer pace of its transformation.

In his 1997 piece, "Coached by Camelot," Gore Vidal wrote about the vast spin machine he'd encountered around the President — "a monster that even now continues to metastasize in academe and the media".

We bring up one of the issues we've encountered around the Guardian Self-published book of the month: writers spending so much time in self-promotion that they're left with not that much time for writing – and often, the best writers aren't the best marketers, and vice versa.

A bon vivant and world traveler who married exceptionally well and drank with the likes of Ernest Hemingway, William Faulkner and Errol Flynn, Baker found time to write about the cocktails he encountered around the globe, in the pages of Esquire, Town & Country and Gourmet, where he had a column called "Here's How".

Back on the river and past the bend, our captain quickly switched out the company raft for his own design, a luxury float tricked out with bamboo holders for the Lucky Stripe beers we purchased at the "Floating Bar" we encounter around, surprise!, the very same shoal.

Their actions cause many of the troubles that we encounter around the world, and the Israelis don't lift a finger to help us.

And sometimes they're my students, here at Lake Forest, or students I encounter around the world who have something to tell me.

Coming to Canada with their four children, they had braced themselves for the hostility that so many refugees were encountering around the world, including just across the border, where Donald J. Trump warned of the threat posed by Syrian refugees.

I've reached an age where many of the critics I respect have gone on to the next transition, but I've learned to listen to young people: my students at Wake Forest or ones I encounter around the world.