Sentence examples for well encountering from inspiring English sources
The disconnect between the front three and the rest was reduced but Deportivo moved the ball well, encountering time and space.
"The Secret Lives of Bats" takes us into a great many caves, through tight passageways and into dangerous caverns; there, with him, we discover not just bats' secrets but humans' as well, encountering moonshiners and outlaws, some friendly, some not.
Microsoft could very well encounter the same problems on Facebook.
The well encountered water and will be plugged and abandoned.
A spectator, or even a reader pedantically parsing the ambiguities on the printed page, may well encounter the same difficulty, further aggravated by mechanics of the plot.
And the search engine companies may well encounter more efforts by hackers to co-opt them as tools for verifying live e-mail addresses.
The walk starts in thick forest but soon you are on moss-covered tracks; as you near the top you may well encounter patches of snow even in summer.
This first bothy is part of the Glendhu estate and due to the numbers of red and roe deer – which you may well encounter on your walk – it's not uncommon to see shooting parties setting out.
But he and civil rights lawyers like Mr. Payton say Mr. Obama's daughters should not be barred from affirmative action programs because they may well encounter racial discrimination, unlike their white peers.
Merging the two would not immediately stop the price wars in telecoms, but by bringing together complementary rather than competing businesses might well encounter less resistance from competition authorities and result in fewer firings.
You may well encounter British stag-nighters staggering around in search of beer and strippers, but then you'll turn a corner and suddenly step into a scene from an old photograph, where old woman peddle flowers, coal barges ply the Danube and the sun glints off cobbles.
