Sentence examples for frequent encounters from inspiring English sources

Residents reported frequent encounters with angry caregivers.

There are ever more frequent encounters between Egyptians and Israelis.

Slower routes are marked by frequent encounters with unofficial army and paramilitary checkpoints and armed groups.

But Cui's frequent encounters with Kushner made some people in the U.S. government uncomfortable.

Lorraine Pierce, who lives down the hall from Mr. Ragland's apartment, recalled frequent encounters with him.

Mr. Kelly has said that the increase in arrests stemmed from more frequent encounters between homeless people and officers.

"I'm thinking of bringing all these people to the apartment of this judge," the Mayor said during one of his frequent encounters with reporters, sometimes called news conferences.

Barbara J. Gewirtz Dear Diary: Like Ted Poretz, who wrote on April 26 about walking through Central Park and seeing the same person every day at the same time, I, too, have had a frequent encounter in the park with a stranger.

Just how widespread this was could be gleaned from the nurses' frequent encounter with patients, even minors or teenagers, carrying guns inside the medical facility.

In fact, today, the most frequent encounter with the police and the courts seems to be drug-related: distribution, possession, or usage.

Hemorrhagic shock is a frequent encountered entity in a critical situation.