Sentence examples for which they encountered from inspiring English sources

The bees were able to use the correct pattern to choose the reward chamber, based on the sequence in which they encountered the tunnel patterns.

They detained the two managers of the so-called nude sauna club Artemis and four "madames" in the raid, in which they encountered 117 sex workers and more than 100 clients, said police and prosecutors.

Among them are Barry and Jennifer Lockwood, a retired couple from Huddersfield, who were particularly impressed by the South West coast path and Glyndwr's Way, on which they encountered only one other walker.

In the questionnaires, teachers were asked to rate the frequency with which they encountered 14 types of cheating and plagiarism.

Dramatic curricular reforms in undergraduate medical education mean that many pathologists now find themselves involved in courses that are significantly different from those which they encountered as medical students.

Many physicians reported several specific situations in which they encountered placebo effects ('.

An angel finds her weeping bitterly by the side of a pond and guides her on a journey on which they encounter a number of fantastical creatures.

It suggests a new treaty clause saying that "courts and tribunals of the member states shall rule on questions of community law which they encounter in exercise of their national jurisdiction".

Still, the new film, directed by Eric Brevig, at least has the courage of its own silliness; dispensing almost instantly with logic, it plunges its professor hero (Brendan Fraser) and his reluctant nephew (Josh Hutcherson) with Vernian briskness into their subterranean exploits, during which they encounter a lonely Icelandic maiden, a thundering dinosaur, and other fantastical creatures.

I personally know the circumstances under which they encounter challenges to access and success in postsecondary education.

They help brands move beyond delivering customer experiences based on the channel — or business function — through which they encounter the consumer.