| Maybe the authorities should put some structures in place, like perhaps a truant officer to accost these truants. |
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| You will be able to also accost to return to you in the villages where the reception of the population will charm you. |
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| Furthermore we accost students of each department of the ETH Zurich and the EPF Lausanne. |
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| These partisans organize counter-demonstrations in the same places as their adversaries and accost them, often provoking violent outbursts. |
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| The security officers had apparently been watching her steal in the store and waited until she had got outside, thinking she had escaped with her loot, to accost her. |
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| They spread hatred for us with a psychotic mass murderer and then they assailed the capital and when we moved to accost them they mysteriously withdrew. |
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| Or, even more embarrassingly, she did and opted to accost Aslan about his religion regardless of the claims in his book. |
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| The dreamer tries to help, and fends off a man who is about to accost her with lecherous intentions. |
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| Some brave residents are so keen to speak out that they accost strangers, asking if they are journalists. |
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| They were obliged to live frugally, rise early, put on a suit every day and tirelessly accost strangers. |
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| It is equally clear that this kind of subject can not validly accost each other through collaboration with organizations working in the field. |
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| Narrow boats and pleasure boats can accost here throughout the season although no services are available at this point. |
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| Good players, we accost on the principal beach on other side of the peninsula, on the Southern part of the village. |
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| Mr Emanuel's money let him accost voters through their television sets. |
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| Mr Dzurinda recounts, with evident sympathy, how poor Slovak farmers often accost him with tales of how crops and animals, even pet dogs, have been stolen by Gypsies. |
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| It may be legitimate to resort to advertising techniques which accost the public in a manner which some may consider shocking, when the aim is to protect public health by attempting to arouse salutary awareness. |
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| This supportive environment, in a neighbourhood where gang members regularly accost and grope girls on their way to school, is run by a professionally trained adult. |
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| It is essential to grind, clean and to accost the part to be welded. |
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| Familiarising ourselves with his photos gives us the opportunity to travel on a rhinoceros' back, to swim with a gigantic fish, to accost an unusual butterfly. |
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| The tomorrow morning, whereas I does some body exercises and revived my legs on the ground, a policeman came in a car and explained me with gestures that he was prohibited to accost the pier where my boat was! |
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| It is easily possible to accost 2 boats in the quay of this cottage. |
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| One cannot accost there and the changing made there by a winch. |
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| She was so famous that people would accost her on the street and ask for an autograph. |
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