Sentence examples for when our paths first crossed from inspiring English sources

I cannot remember when our paths first crossed, but I covered her work in my 1987 book The Green Capitalists, when she said: "There is something magical about small companies run by people whose thinking was forged in the 60s.

Our paths first crossed when she approached me for dance lessons in the early 1980s.

Our paths first crossed when he was working on Weekend World for London Weekend Television in the early 1980s and I was presenting youth programmes from an adjacent office.

Our paths first crossed in a cinema without us realising it.

In Houston in 1994, when their paths first crossed, Mr. Bisard was, he remembered, a new and cocky recruit attending a six-week Teach for America boot camp.

Edwin Stanton, Lincoln's Secretary of War, and someone who had sized him up as a country bumpkin when their paths first crossed during the 1850s, wept openly at his deathbed in April 1865.

Our classroom paths first crossed when he began teaching me English at A-level in 1967.

At the beginning of these encounters, when their paths first cross in a foyer or parking lot or the mulch of a playground where unwitting kids are enjoying themselves without care, my mom and my dad will say hello to each other.

At the beginning of these encounters, when their paths first cross in a foyer or parking lot or the mulch of a playground where unwitting kids are enjoying themselves without care, my mum and my dad will say hello to each other.

The couple's paths first crossed in 1995 when they took part in Nesiya, a summer program in Israel, during high school.

Their paths first crossed in Australia, Powell confirmed.