Sentence examples for scenes of encounters from inspiring English sources

Opposite these is an English quilt printed with repeating scenes of encounters between Captain Cook and indigenous inhabitants of the Sandwich Islands (now Hawaii), including his killing by local residents.

Collaborating with a group of men from the Fordham section of the Bronx, Dru Donovan stages a series of photographs that take his subjects back to scenes of encounters they have had with the NYPD.

Painting slightly cartoonish scenes of human encounters in oil on small canvases, only Ms. Corrigan is unconcerned with the traditional boundaries of the medium.

"See You Again"'s refrains detail previous scenes of an encounter between the couple: "The last time I freaked out / I just kept looking down / I st-st-stuttered when you asked me what I'm thinking 'bout".

Her confusion at the end of the mirror scene of "Brief Encounters" is delicately shown but piercing.

Congressman Dennis Kucinich — for it was he — is indeed the candidate whom it is easiest to imagine walking up the gangplank of the glowing mother ship in the final scene of "Close Encounters of the Third Kind".

The award was accepted by the Hush Puppies president, Louis Dubrow, who came out wearing a pair of custom-made black patent-leather Hush Puppies and stood there blinking and looking at the assembled crowd as if it were the last scene of "Close Encounters of the Third Kind".

In the 1820s, poet Mikhail Lermontov described gay sexual shenanigans in a notorious poem called Ode to the Lavatory, the scene of nightly encounters between fellow military cadets: "... here the shirt is lifted, revealing a silky ass and thighs... 'hold me!

Los Angeles is the scene of this encounter.

The strait was the scene of an encounter between Allied and Japanese forces in March 1942.

One day I wrote a scene of an encounter that I had with a young man who offered me a ride on his moped in Saigon.