Sentence examples for innumerable encounters from inspiring English sources

The plot is less a structural frame than a kind of golden wire on which Anderson hangs innumerable encounters, scampering chases, and an archly decorative style of commentary.

Salt is always on the move — she dashes through the bowels of buildings she has never entered before and escapes innumerable encounters with fully armed security agents, who obligingly present tender parts of their bodies for her to attack.

S.U.V.'s attempting to pass each other, or even standard-sized vehicles, on these innumerable small streets encounter a kind of face-off, in which one or the other must seek temporary refuge adjacent to the curb -- that is, when other vehicles are not already parked there.

The specialists will reveal today how they separated the infants' skulls and shared blood vessels despite encountering "innumerable challenges" during the marathon surgery, in which surgeons and nurses worked in shifts.

It was one thing to ferret out mass murderers and other criminals from their hiding places, and it was another thing to find them prominent and active in the public realm — to encounter innumerable men in the federal and state administrations whose careers had bloomed under the Hitler regime.

What do you do with the paper towels?" During her four days in Alaska, Sylvia encountered innumerable strangers, many of whom reacted immediately to her name, since within the world of marine science and exploration she is something of a celebrity.

Still, it inevitably fixes on his musical influences and alliances, and the circumstances leading up to them, and the opportunities and insights arising out of them — the recollection of each one opening, like a trapdoor, into a vast underground of other projects and encounters and innumerable chambers of musicological erudition.

Still, it inevitably fixes on his musical influences and alliances, and the circumstances leading up to them, and the opportunities and insights arising out of them the recollection of each one opening, like a trapdoor, into a vast underground of other projects and encounters and innumerable chambers of musicological erudition.

But the sight of an officer approaching me as I stepped out of my car left me consumed with a particular sort of anxiety — the sort that stems from having watched and heard about innumerable examples of police encounters that begin peacefully but do not end as such.

You also have the innumerable side-quests and one-off crime encounters, which typically result in Aiden chasing and killing some young purse-snatcher or drug dealer.

Skirts have always raised innumerable problems: crossing your legs in a short one, encountering a gust of wind in a full one, maneuvering a staircase in a long one.