Sentence examples for events encounters from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush's remarks, delivered to hundreds of people at a "breakfast fiesta" sponsored by a private group called the U.S.-Mexico Foundation, followed a series of events, encounters and photo opportunities -- many of them filmed by the candidate's advertising team -- that put Mr. Bush together with Latino and Roman Catholic voters.
Social-media interactions, videos of real-world events, encounters in virtual worlds – all have the potential to be explicit, profoundly disturbing and damaging in a manner that any parent would desperately wish to prevent.
To construct the simulation program, we used Object Pascal language (see the source code in Supporting Information S1), and stochastic events (encounters with the Model, Mimic, or no prey; attacking prey or not) were coded using the pseudorandom number generator Mersenne Twister [51].
He would record events encountered on the way as text: arrows marking changes in wind direction, the names of rivers crossed or sightings of clouds.
The people who brief him on current events encounter many of the newsmakers personally, he said, and in any case "probably read the news themselves".
Tragedy, branch of drama that treats in a serious and dignified style the sorrowful or terrible events encountered or caused by a heroic individual.
Homes, who was a writer and producer on The L Word, is shortlisted for May We Be Forgiven, which chronicles the deranged and life-changing family events encountered by a college Nixon scholar.
The researcher, Benny Shanon of Hebrew University in Jerusalem, argues that the apparently supernatural events encountered during Moses's journey through the Sinai desert, including the burning bush, could have been due to the effects of ayahuasca, a hallucinogen found in several native plants in the desert.
The adverse events encountered with intravitreal injections of sirolimus were rare and scattered.
The Kelvin-Helmholtz instability on the magnetopause is one of the MHD surface wave (SW) events encountered in the magnetosphere.
The probability of the photon arriving at the receiver is a function of the scattering events encountered.
