Sentence examples for important encounter from inspiring English sources

It was disheartening to watch President Obama blow this first important encounter with his adversary.

In the second and more important encounter, Judge Parker met with the two sides in a closed hearing.

A more immediately important encounter was with the Fleet Street cartoonist Mel Calman who was impressed by her degree show.

Aaron Ramsey will be assessed later today to determine whether the midfielder will be fit for Arsenal's important encounter against Manchester City on Saturday, Arsene Wenger has confirmed.

"This is being billed as the most important encounter ever between the two," said Abraham H. Foxman, national director of the Anti-Defamation League and a prominent Jewish leader.

Perhaps the most important encounter in the stormy life of Ivan Jirous, the prolific poet, essayist and leader of the Czech cultural opposition, who managed the psychedelic rock band the Plastic People of the Universe, was a conspiratorial meeting with the future Czech president Václav Havel.

Oddly, Mr. August did not write some of the important encounters in that section, instead asking his actors to improvise, based on a bit of instruction.

Mr. Herheim allowed some important encounters to unfold without distractions, but the final trio finds a satyr still on stage, pretending to weep copiously.

Arsène Wenger, the Arsenal coach, is beginning to lament after so many games that his Arsenal team loses concentration, loses intensity and, as on Tuesday, loses important encounters.

The presence of William J. Burns, the under secretary of state for political affairs, was one of the most important encounters between Iran and the United States since relations were severed nearly three decades ago.

More important, the encounter lets Mr. Mamet dissect the layers of perception that come into play any time white versus black (and man versus woman, and have versus have-not) is the center of a sensational trial.