Sentence examples for encounters up from inspiring English sources

And so my Ballard encounter – like my encounters, up to that point, with his work – was essentially a missed encounter: ships passing in the night.

Transportation technologies determine the paths of our lives: elevators, which draw us together in densely populated cities, require a little more etiquette but amply reward us with efficiency, convenience, a much smaller carbon footprint, and the seeming magic of serendipitous encounters ("Up and Then Down," by Nick Paumgarten, April 21st).

Daniel Levinson Wilk New York City Transportation technologies determine the paths of our lives: elevators, which draw us together in densely populated cities, require a little more etiquette but amply reward us with efficiency, convenience, a much smaller carbon footprint, and the seeming magic of serendipitous encounters ("Up and Then Down," by Nick Paumgarten, April 21st).

Privacy solutions provider Truste suggests that means a user typically encounters up to 140 cookies and other trackers while browsing a single site.

The demo is based on the game's beginning, showing Eddie's arrival and his encounters up until the first boss character fight.

Sandwiched between the surf-washed Pacific and gentle Caribbean coasts you'll find endless opportunities for wildlife encounters up-close and nature-enveloped hikes.

But those who are sexually active are behaving more responsibly: 60.2% said that they had used a condom during their most recent encounter, up from 46.2% in 1991.

In this style of interview, students can expect to encounter up to 12 "stations", and have around five minutes to impress at each of them.

He made an exception among directors for Michael Apted, the British born, Oscar-winning director of the 1980 "Coal Miner's Daughter," calling him "the most educated, the most prepared, the most generous director I've encountered up to that time".

This show offers a rare chance to encounter, up close and in detail, the evolving ways of seeing and painting that established the originality, historical importance and continuing irresistibility of Monet's art.

"Eye Level," published after winning the Walt Whitman Award of the Academy of American Poets, is a book partly about living and travelling abroad, with dispatches from Hanoi, Phnom Penh, Corfu, and other "distances" which, encountered up close, dissolve in a blur of commotion.