Sentence examples for encounters across from inspiring English sources

We know what's going on in America," he said, referring to the context of violent encounters across the country between African Americans and law enforcement.

But she'd rather die than admit she enjoys landing one on Theresa May's nose during their encounters across the dispatch box at Home Office questions.

This moment represents all that is great about Bioware's latest fantasy adventure offering: player-driven epic encounters across vast settings, backed up with memorable characters, all rendered in a stunning new engine.

It begins cinematically, with excerpts from Franklin Delano Roosevelt's D-Day prayer read gravely over period footage, then delivers a series of greatest-hits encounters across France, through Belgium, and into Germany.

The grandiose manner he developed in the years of conflict was encouraged, many who knew him then believed, by the willingness of the United Nations and the Western powers, primarily the United States and Britain, to negotiate with him, in Pale and at diplomatic encounters across Europe.

Add to them Teotihuacan carvings at Throckmorton Fine Art, fantastic Oceanic masks at Conru Primitive Art and early American portraits at Peter Tillou, and a message comes clear: Geopolitical encounters, across the centuries, across continents and across art-fair aisles, are what make the world of art the thrilling, forward-looking place it is.

But most of the tieless men you encounter across boardroom tables simply look unfinished.

As for the crucial encounter across Renfrew Street, the aim here is for "complementary contrast".

Not only could I visualize exactly where she was, but the image was also emblematic of what I was encountering across the country.

This translates, in gameplay terms, to a spin-off that offers players a choice of 20 Pokémon to adventure with through randomly generated dungeons, while every Pokémon to date can be encountered across varied maps.

Rather, they are vernacular survivors of a kind that can be encountered across the United States, from outhouses rendered useless by modern plumbing to farmhouses so rotted that no insurance company will touch them.