Sentence examples for prospect of encountering from inspiring English sources

The chief danger within wasn't the wrath of the godly statues, but the prospect of encountering a leopard.

As an adjunct at the University of California, San Diego, I was delighted with the prospect of encountering Robert Stone, who was a visiting writer that year.

However, for the quiet, alert observer, one of the treats that Big Morongo offers is the prospect of encountering a bobcat, especially at dusk or dawn.

Not because of some Bobby Riggs-ish notion of the inherent inferiority of women but because the prospect of encountering a partnerless female with a half-decent backhand (i.e., better than mine) is too blissful even to contemplate.

Until the judge makes her final ruling, Mr. Salinger's fans will be spared the prospect of encountering Holden Caulfield, the ultimate alienated teenager, as a lonely old codger who escapes from a retirement home and his beloved younger sister, Phoebe, as a drug addict sinking into dementia.

Regardless of who's at fault, the prospect of encountering a bear on the Flint Canyon Trail, which seems possible, given our bear's two visits to nearby Pomander Place, is daunting.

If confusion over such a delicate issue could arise from a roughly five-minute phone call, Obama advisers reasoned, then the prospect of longer encounters in person with foreign leaders at this point would be fraught with peril.

There's little doubt that the bar's main attraction -- from the feminine perspective, at least -- will be the prospect of a chance encounter with Mr. Junger, who has become nearly as famous for his square-jaw book jacket pose as for his disaster-at-sea prose.

Instead, running out of cans of beans is a far more terrifying prospect than encountering the shambling undead horde.

Instead, running out of tins of beans is a far more terrifying prospect than encountering the shambling undead horde.

"Tenn is licking his lips with the prospect of an encounter between B and her".