Sentence examples for old encounter from inspiring English sources

Wednesday's sad, but unsurprising, news that Jobs was resigning as Apple's chief executive — presumably because of his deteriorating health — got me thinking about that old encounter.

It surely seems absurd – given the seriousness of what happened in Ferguson – that a nation's new, yet old, encounter with its most destructive division can be summed up by this soppy picture of a tearful hug.

This was the environment in which Dr. Blasey, when she was about 15 years old, encountered Judge Kavanaugh at a gathering at another teenager's house in Montgomery County, Md., she said.

A good introduction to a writer many view as a future Nobel laureate, it's the story of a brooding opera singer, Léon de Nápoles, who recounts a true-to-reality dream about a four-year-old encounter with a bossy Belgian banker and his Spanish wife, Natalia.

Another woman has come forward accusing Donald Trump of making unwanted sexual advances, saying the decades-old encounter left her feeling shame and disgust.

If prosecutors are successful, the entertainer would face a parade of witnesses portraying him as a serial predator, rather than a single woman testifying about a decade-old encounter fueled by drugs and alcohol.

A hamburger later, his face smothered in ketchup, the three-year-old encountered the vice-president.

On his return from the mission, the 19-year-old encountered 20 German aircraft and in the dogfight he was shot down.

I was at a production of Taming of the Shrew last week at which 200 10-13 year olds encountered their first taste of abridged, very accessible Shakespeare courtesy of the RSC.

As they grow older, encounters with the juvenile and criminal justice systems tend to push them even sooner and faster into the periphery of society.

(Lene, 56 years old, first encounter) One patient described his first meeting with the GP this way; "My impression of him was that he was very obliging.