Sentence examples for now encounter from inspiring English sources

In places they regard as part of their patrimony, ordinary Protestants now encounter Catholics in Gaelic football shirts.

Luckily, my reading matter on this trip took the edge off the unnerving civility that dollar-bearing foreigners now encounter.

Dr. Said said he used to walk on the Tel Aviv beach with Israelis, while younger Palestinians now encounter them at checkpoints.

Little Rock will uncomfortably mark the 50th anniversary of its infamous school desegregation; yesterday's besieged children now encounter one another as grandparents, with history having concluded that most of their classmates stood on the wrong side of the moral ledger.

They will now encounter a South African team loaded with A-graders and with something to prove; the Proteas have been far from impressive at home against Australia for 20 years now.

As a forthcoming Bright Blue report will outline in detail, the self-employed now encounter major challenges around financial resilience and being able to operate on a fair and level playing field.

Unlike in the past, he said he now encounters situations "where my religion is deemed illegal".

The disquiet of Snowden that turned him into a whistle-blower now encounters overwhelming sympathy.

But Prosper and its cohorts are now encountering some modern hurdles.

He is now encountering another aspect of it: wariness of Muslim immigrants.

The rebels are now encountering more regular soldiers but they too, when captured, speak of low morale.