Sentence examples for public encounters from inspiring English sources

What are the most successful public encounters?

He must work for a different Revenue from the one the public encounters.

In tightly congested urban areas, public encounters can be threatening; a look, a physical bump, a leer, someone you think may be following you.

Much of the change, Dr. Peace says, comes from public encounters with dingoes on Fraser Island, a nature reserve visited by hundreds of thousands of tourists yearly.

Legislators from both main parties have been forced to quit, some in the face of angry public encounters with constituents whose sense of betrayal is personal.

But those hundreds of public encounters during her years as secretary of state also helped Clinton find her way back to a lifelong cause: women's rights.

Over the past 20 years, they have been making fitful progress toward their historic public encounter this week in Havana.

"I consider myself insulted, and not just personally," Bastrykin said during the public encounter, according to media reports.

WITH his helicopters behind him and what looked like a golf driving-range in front of him, George Bush began his public encounter with Gordon Brown with home advantage.

It is hard to think of a major public encounter between the two that has not gone badly awry or been tinged with hard feelings.

They had not violated any law but nevertheless were put through the anxiety and humiliation of a public encounter with the police.