Sentence examples for more recent encounters from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rinolfi said Fiat's more recent encounters with Chrysler engineers and executives have been much smoother.

But McCoist insists the physicality of Rangers-Celtic meetings in the distant past far outweighed more recent encounters.

In a more recent encounter, Mr. Hyman was asked for $600 for a cup of coffee.

But as contentious as her more recent public encounters have been, Oprah's sit-down with the singer revealed a much more sensitive side.

These events were considered to have been sexual in nature, and further exploration convinced Freud that his patients had had even earlier troublesome sexual experiences usually seductions the memories of which had lain dormant until awakened by a more recent sexual encounter.

Then there was a more recent close encounter backstage at The Best Fest Presents George Fest last year, when Cold War Kids were among an eclectic group of musicians (including Norah Jones, the Flaming Lips' Wayne Coyne, Heart's Ann Wilson and "Weird Al" Yankovic) who sang George Harrison songs.

More recent rituals, such as random drunken encounters at a bar or club, or online dating, are not always driven by love either and hardly qualify as romantic.

This 39 Steps is part of a growing number of spoofs, currently including the Kneehigh treatment of Noel Coward's Brief Encounter and Ken Ludwig's more recent Baskerville.

A new exhibition at the Neuberger Museum of Art -- "Mary Frank: Encounters" -- holds many examples of Ms. Frank's more recent works.

Ferrari & Chivers [49] demonstrated that minnows would fine-tune their responses to predators after several encounters but would always place more emphasis on the more recent information.

Potentially more recent and complex developmental programs in higher vertebrates might introduce features that encounter greater problems with changes in ploidy.