Sentence examples for sweet encounters from inspiring English sources

An early scene in which David meets and is rescued from an embarrassing failure by Gus Eberson, the Austrian mechanic (played by a marvelously warm Sam Robards), has to be one of the most naturally sweet encounters onstage anywhere right now.

Mr. Earley weaves his story's strands a bit too tidily when he presents a thwarted romance between Jim's Uncle Zeno and Chrissie's mother, a romance that ended because Zeno didn't enlist to fight in World War I. Just as riskily, Mr. Earley courts excess sentimentality in a strenuously sweet encounter between Jim and Chrissie in an empty house.

It wasn't the sweetest encounter, but I've not really been barred from too many places other than that.

As little, sweet Georgie encounters his killer clown in a sewer, every viewer understands the inevitable at this point, but we aren't expecting a kid's arm to be chomped off in brutal fashion like it just did.

I guess that's why I find myself wishing that my typically sugary-sweet sexual encounters were sometimes peppered with assault.

Qualitative character is often equated with so called "raw feels" and illustrated by the redness one experiences when one looks at ripe tomatoes or the specific sweet sapor one encounters when one tastes an equally ripe pineapple (Locke 1688).

But when she reached the corner store where she usually gets her morning snack of chips or a sweet drink, she encountered a protective phalanx of parents with bright-colored safety vests and walkie-talkies.

Yet, she said, she has also been calm ever since her retreat, when on the last night she had a sweet but brief encounter with Myrna in her dreams.

It is a rare pleasure to encounter sweet and funny comedies, but Finnish director Aki Kaurismaki's The Man Without a Past, in competition here, does an amiable job.

In the 15th century Europeans first encountered its sweet delights.

There they encounter the "sweet transvestite" Transylvanian, Frank N Furterer (Mr. Hewitt, who played Scar in "The Lion King") and his ghoulish minions, who teach the young lovers to walk on the wild side.