accosted

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• Days later, supermodel Kate Moss accosted Bieber at another party in Ibiza, giving him a dressing down over his behavior.

• Several characters accosted us with intentions even former White House junior hosts could recognize as suspect.

• However, according to the police, Hembling was arguing with two or three people, not being accosted by a “mob” of any size.

• The young lawyer was returning to her townhouse near Regents Park with her boyfriend when she was accosted soon after dark.

• The doctors were accosted by local settlers, and the Arab doctors and their families were subjected to racial harassment.

• It was not the first time by several he had thus accosted her; and to give her her due, she was always civil to him.

• It was the man with the bluish cheek scar who had accosted him after the triple-killing in that office building.

• It sometimes happened during our journey that I was accosted by some one or other when unobserved, in places where we stopped.

• We accosted the friend, feeling instinctively that she was framed of softer stuff, and asked her if the path were a private one.

• No sooner were we inside the railings than Mr. Kipling was accosted by a military policeman.