Sentence examples for possible encounter from inspiring English sources
Earlier this month, faced with a possible encounter with American troops, he accepted a Nigerian offer of asylum.
In fact, I had spent years slogging through tropical backwaters in search of empty surf, looking for the purest possible encounter with the remotest possible waves.
Mr. Lee's office has denied reports that the two sides held a series of secret meetings to discuss a possible encounter.
He improvises by flying to Algiers on the Mediterranean coast, at a stroke abandoning any possible encounter with the Sahara desert, the most critical and mysterious portion of the swallow's entire journey.
"What I like about fiction most is that it resists closure and exists, if the reader is willing to engage, as a possible encounter - an encounter that is like meeting a human being".
"My Palio talks about spirituality in general, about religions, about the possible encounter among the three monotheistic religions that allows us to transcend our own faith," Mr. Hassoun said in a telephone interview.
Fearing possible encounters with the paparazzi, del Castillo suggested that they go to a nearby taquería instead.
Harry Houdini and Archduke Franz Ferdinand This is but the cutest of many invented (but historically possible) encounters in EL Doctorow's Ragtime, set in New York in the early 20th century.
This year alone, there have been at least 10 possible encounters, including a horselike creature flying over Jackson and a shrieking, winged animal perched on a chicken coop in Eldora.
Roland Barthes wrote that Le Palace "isn't a 'club' like the others, it gathers together in an original place pleasures ordinarily scattered: that of the lovingly preserved theatre, the pleasure of the gaze; the excitement of the Modern, the exploration of new visual sensations due to new technologies; the joy of the dance, the charm of possible encounters".
These criteria are then tested on natural images in order to process the diversity of the possible encountered situations.
