Sentence examples for encountered going from inspiring English sources

In Nevada, volunteers for the Obama campaign discussed the prejudice they encountered going door-to-door.

The young Friedrich (or Fritz, as he was known) was, by all accounts, simply the most brilliant student any of his formidable professors had ever encountered, going all the way back to his boarding school days at Pforta.

So at one level the discussion of "a coup, or no coup" is - as one pundit I encountered going into a TV studio this morning rather disparagingly described it - a question for Western commentators to agonise over.

The funding will help the startup overcome some of the challenges it encountered going from concept to full production in Taiwan, and set the company up for future growth plans, which include becoming category leaders in bike-based software.

"The hostility we encountered went well beyond simple scepticism".

I first encountered Gone with the Wind in my eighth-grade history class.

Someone with far, far too much time on their hands created a gianormous level of Super Mario World where the game objects, when encountered, go along almost perfectly with the song played in the background.

Representing spatial structure as globally geometrically regular, as traditional spatially explicit ecological models have been forced to do (because of the complexity otherwise encountered) goes against the spirit of this veridicality requirement.

The challenges encountered go through the process of restructuring and also that of making the faculty aware of the process itself.

As a safeguard against chance encounters going wrong, Harry carries a field-worn.338 Winchester rifle.

It was interesting talking to him about the fitness levels drivers need with the G-forces they encounter going round bends.