Sentence examples for encounters back from inspiring English sources

This ironic deployment of "bizarre" and "strange" is not so much a reflection on the Dutch as on the neurotics, speed-freaks and oddballs she encounters back in the UK.

Rodrigo Friscione, our guide, is part of the family-owned Solo Buceo tour company, the first to be granted a permit to guide whale shark encounters back in 1998.

58, 210 The possibility of identifying such covariables from patients' history of hospital encounters (back to 1977) rather than short-fixed historical windows may also result in less biased estimates.

It was a chance encounter back in December.

And when they got back to the car they proceeded to narrate the encounter back to us, without quite saying if Jay approved.

Sasha, who has spent the previous months as an exchange student in Omaha, is pregnant from an encounter back home in Beijing.

The Little Prince in the television serial is encountered back on his asteroid with his rose and the wise fox who appeared later in the original work.

Eventually, we linked up in a nearby Morrisons car park and returned on foot, taking as distinctly fragranced a lift as you will ever encounter back to the sixth floor.

And Mars is certainly an inhospitable place; temperatures can fall below -100°C, far below those in Antarctica, and an extremely thin atmosphere does little to dampen the solar radiation that bombards a surface as dry as any earthly desert.In this section Closer to encounter Back to basics Faster, higher, no longer ReprintsThere are reasons to believe that the Red Planet was not always as barren.

This implies that in the analyzed runs, the planetary ionosphere ion loss is not "source limited" because only about every third of the emitted planetary ions from the exobase escapes from Mars while about two out of three emitted ions re-encounters back to the exobase.

All Japanese children were forced to go to school, and young students, scientists, engineers, and doctors were encouraged to study and work abroad in order to transfer the advanced technology and medicine they encountered back to Japan.