Sentence examples for good encounters from inspiring English sources

In recent years, many divers have had good encounters with whale sharks, stingrays and eagle rays.

Yeow feel a roight pillock, don't yeow?" Be they ever so humble or ever so posh, it's amazing how many good encounters with rock bands start in bogs up and down the land.

We're having "very good encounters" with the Haitians.

But, oh, apologists holler, what about the many thousands of good cops, and good encounters that happen every day?

There was a lot to cheer and jeer in 2015, with so many high peaks and low valleys, good encounters and stinkers too; I wondered, "What would Santa do?" Well, of course, Santa would make one of his infamous Naughty/Nice Lists.

"Chinese thinking and psychoanalysis – I think it's a good encounter," said Teresa Yuan, an Argentinian who has been visiting China to teach since the mid-1990s.

Lee Fiora, a scholarship student at the prestigious Ault School (not Ault Academy, as her parents embarrassingly refer to it), negotiates her days there in a blaze of self-consciousness that is, by turns, hilarious and excruciating: "I believed then that if you had a good encounter with a person, it was best not to see them again for as long as possible".

The job that has given Mr Solana his current prominence has had to be tucked in between these feel-good encounters.

Mr. King also said that while he supported meeting with community leaders, he did not want such meetings to be "politically correct, feel-good encounters, which ignore the threats posed by dangerous individuals in the community".

But this is far from a feel-good encounter group.

So it was good to encounter the rampaging energy of the Danish Quartet, at Scandinavia House, on Park Avenue.