Sentence examples for later encounters from inspiring English sources

Many later encounters with the Bohemian chef, with art professors and stonemasons, are the stuff of his later novels.

He poses as a convict in order to experience the manifold horrors firsthand and later encounters resistance when he tries to implement much-needed reforms.

Though Ziggy was originally given an occupation as an elevator operator, his later encounters were mostly with his lovable pets, including Fuzz, a potato-shaped dog, and Sid, a cat that fears mice.

So I was delighted to return to it on CD and find that it stood up well not only to the memories of many early hearings but also to countless later encounters with the work.

Thus discovered - I saw from later encounters this was how he liked to be come upon - he pushed a plate of dry cucumber sandwiches at us and began to talk in a shy undertone.

In a late book of short stories, Flashman and the Tiger (1999), Flashman, up against Bismarck again, averts a European war in The Road to Charing Cross; is involved in a celebrated royal scandal concerning Edward VII in The Subtleties of Baccarat; and, in the title story, Flashman and the Tiger, he is at the battle of Rorke's Drift and later encounters Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson.

Free wireless LANs will sooner or later encounter free-rider problems.

Later, Encounter (founded 1953), an international review originally sponsored by the Congress for Cultural Freedom, proved to be an intellectual magazine of value and distinction.

The police said they did not know the nature of the earlier dispute or who was the aggressor in the later encounter.

The soldiers held off the militants for almost an hour but fled when no reinforcements arrived, according to parents of the missing girls who later encountered the soldiers sheltering in the bush surrounding the town.

Mr. Troshin, who first saw a Ptushko film as a child and then, much later, encountered the films as a critic, said: "He had these wonderful heroes with real beliefs".