Sentence examples for meet accidentally from inspiring English sources
"In This House" tells the tale of two couples, one young and one older, who meet accidentally and spend New Year's Eve together.
"The Vanished Empire" has an extraordinary coda, set three decades later, in which two of the three friends (one of whom remains unseen) meet accidentally in an airport.
Hofmiller is a famously decorated soldier, but he treats his decoration – the highest military order Austria can bestow – with disdain bordering on contempt, and only speaks to the framing narrator when they meet accidentally at a dinner party later on.
It is more a matter of raids, ambushes and fights between groups who have met accidentally.
The bulk of the movie concentrates on Camille's campaign to win Alexis, whom she meets accidentally when she drops some packages on the street and he helps her pick them up.
If the environment is attractive, people will linger and engage in optional activities, which lead to sociability: people meeting accidentally or striking up a conversation with strangers.
The writer William S. Burroughs, one of the most fascinating people I have ever met, accidentally killed his common law wife Joan in a botched William Tell routine.
Jerry's father, Morty, suggests that he "stake out" the woman's workplace and pretend to meet her accidentally, which Jerry does.
He became friends with the American judge Francis Biddle, although when they first met he accidentally confused him with Anthony Drexel Biddle and remarked how useful his diplomatic training would be in the trials.
I met her accidentally in St .Paul, Minnesota And it tore me up every time I heard her drawl, southern drawl Then I heard my dream was back downstream cavortin' in Davenport And I followed you Big River when you called.
Therefore, the two MTases should be regarded as remote homologs of each other and as members of different phylogenetic lineages [ 9] that met rather accidentally in the T. volcanium chromosome rather than as products of recent duplication of one gene.
