Sentences with phrase «someone accosts»

I shouldn't have to worry about being accosted.

Munoz: Every time I get accosted with the issue of the «Queen of the Skies,» I say, «Have you met Miss Dreamliner over here?»

Human resources accosts you with endless forms and pointless videos on ergonomics, IT forgot to set up 16 essential things, and your supervisor, while well - meaning, manages to simultaneously overstuff your brain with details you'll never remember and fail to give you the information you need to actually get started with your job.

This year, Chaotic Moon's plans to pilot its newest and wackiest drone, Tyrone — which it says «can tag a wall with spray paint, accost onlookers with silly string or deter attackers with a three - foot flame» — were foiled by the festival's new «strict no drones policy.»

I turned around to get a look at the jerks accosting some woman on the street, only to realize I was the one who was being cat - called.

Schaerlaeckens also points to an instance in which Clint Dempsey accosted a referee in a 2015 U.S. Open Cup game (run by U.S. Soccer), after which he was barred for just three games — though suspended from that particular tournament for two years.

While a university lecturer in Singapore, American travel writer Paul Theroux recalled being accosted by his vice chancellor and told his hair was too long.

I have had people knocking on my door and have been accosted at public events by people who want to share the «good news» of Jesus with me.

A cameramen from the celebrity gossip site accosted CeeLo Green at the airport — which is their version of reporting — and the singer revealed that he will soon be reuniting with producer Danger Mouse.

Still, I stand upon stating your «criticisms» and what have you as being but negative proposals meant to be discriminant accosting revelries.

On the first night after Daron Babcock moved into the depressed south Dallas area of Bonton, one of his neighbors, high and belligerent, accosted him in his home.

Every time I go to Washington DC to visit the sites, I am accosted by one religious person of some denomination.

I have not been accosted by an atheist, agnostic, or Pan worshiper yet though and none of the others were this extreme.

And the accosted answers either «Yes» or «No».

The liberation that love engenders and the claim that it lays upon us are absolutely binding; they are kerygmatic address, which, as Bultmann interprets Paul, «accosts each individual, throwing the person himself into question by rendering his self - understanding problematic, and demanding a decision of hint» The kerygma can be defined as «absolute» in two respects.

Multiple times during the day i am accosted by these thoughts.

If someone accosts you with Augustine's question, «What is time?»

In the progress of its philosophizing the human spirit is ever more inclined to regard the absolute which it contemplates as having been produced by itself, the spirit that thinks it: «Until, finally, all that is over against us, everything that accosts us and takes possession of us, all partnership of existence, is dissolved in free - floating subjectivity.»

Religion gets carte blanche to be as vocal as it wants, to knock on our doors and accost us in our homes, in our places of work, in our personal and professional lives.

Unfortunately, most Bible reading is listless and lifeless because the readers are too relaxed to think sharply, too pious to argue cogently, too concerned merely to be inspired for the Word of God to accost them.

He need not do so because of some rigid definition of the Bible but because in reading it he has been accosted by the Other One.

And they have definite rules: smile pleasantly, don't accost anyone, hold the booklets but do not deliberately proffer them.

If in the course of an ordinary day we are not struck in the face or accosted by beggars or taken to court or hit up for a loan, there are plenty of other demands on our time for faithful living!

George Caird, principal of Oxford's Mansfield College, illumines this point in Principalities and Powers by relating the story of a former bishop of Durham, accosted one day by a member of the Salvation Army.

There he was accosted by two different women, each of whom said Peter had been with Jesus.

It has become increasingly difficult to open a ministry book or attend a church conference and not be accosted by the word missional.

Time to go to the supermarket and be accosted by the people holding «Abortion is Murder» signs on the corner.

As he and his company went to prayer, they were accosted by a young woman, presumably a slave, for Luke tells us she brought her masters money through her gifts as a fortune teller.

The author risks being set aside by the reader; the reader risks being won over by the writer and being accosted by the divine Thou.

Some Greek proselytes to Judaism came to where he was at the time in Jerusalem and accosted Philip with the request.

In his commentary on Hebrews 4:12, «The Word of God is living and active, and sharper than any two - edged sword,» John Calvin declared, «Whenever the Lord accosts us by His Word, He is dealing seriously with us to affect all our inner senses.

Socrates accosts his fellow citizens with troubling questions.

The things we do for perfect avocados... although I've never been accosted by avocado police, thankfully.

(I'm the Cathy / Kthe person that accosted you on your way back to your booth.)

Thankfully I have not been accosted by the avocado police — avocados are cheap in my neck of the woods - at Costco, a bag of 6 are $ 5!!!

«Local Woman Accosted by Amish Grandmother in the Baking Aisle of Neighborhood Grocery Store».

Shallots are slightly sweeter and don't accost your tastebuds in the same way.

I remember getting out of the car and floating up to my bedroom (after being accosted by family members who knew something was up), where I replayed the kiss over and over in my head.

If there was ever any doubt as to Ice - T's stance on food, the hip - hop icon cleared it up in the Body Count video «Institutionalized»: While taking a lunch break, he's accosted by a film crew member wearing a «Meat Is Murder» T - shirt.

The following January, Hein was stretching outside the stadium, preparing to go for a run, when he was accosted by Don James, a 6» 2», 260 - pound noseguard on the Bears» football team.

The Blues boss admitted he was «very aggressive» with Foy after accosting him post-match at Loftus Road, and accused the official who sent off two of his players of failing to treat the teams equally.

Then, believing he was outside his own house, he accosted a woman he seemed to think was his wife, followed her up her front steps, beat on her front door, hurled obscenities at the house, and argued heatedly when the woman's husband greeted him at the door.

I guess the Raiders finally tired of seeing Clowney accosting their quarterback, so they decided to put an extra offensive lineman, Denver Kirkland, into the game to help Watson.

After they had eaten he went to the bar to get a round in, and he was accosted by this beautiful blonde who begged him to quickly go back to her room and sign his name on her tits.

Neymar WAG: (Video) Neymar's gorgeous former WAG Gabriella Lenzi accosted by a monkey.

In popularity, it may have overtaken Ascot, an opinion voiced by O'Grady, who is accosted on the track the first morning of the meet.

Sheila, The first time I witnessed my husband, decide he was not going to be accosted was August the second 2001.

Market Research might drum up memories of being accosted by people with clipboards as you hurry past them, head down — but it doesn't have to be that way.

When I was at Mom 2.0 Summit in late April I accosted some incredibly smart parent writers / podcasters / vloggers and asked them how they get their kids talking.

One friend was accosted by another mother as being environmentally irresponsible for having three children.