Accost example sentences
Related (8): - approach, greet, address, stop, waylay, solicit, confront, provoke
"Accost" Example Sentences
Common Phrases
- The stranger accosted me as I exited the train.
- The man accosted the elderly woman as she walked down the street.
- Do not accost people you do not know, it can make them uncomfortable.
- I was accosted by reporters as I left the courthouse.
- The beggar accosted me on the corner asking for change.
- The police officer accosted the man for jaywalking across the street.
- The bully accosted the smaller boy as he walked home from school.
- Just ignore anyone who tries to accost you and keep walking.
- I tried to avoid eye contact so he would not accost me.
- The salesman aggressively accosted customers as they entered the store.
- The panhandler accosted passersby, begging for spare change.
- The reporter accosted the celebrity as they exited the theater.
- The pickpocket accosted his mark on a crowded subway car.
- The skateboarder accosted me shouting obscenities for being in his way.
- The superfan accosted my favorite actor as he left the restaurant.
- The beggar accosted us as we left the restaurant asking for food.
- The recruiter aggressively accosted students passing by the booth.
- He accosted the politician demanding answers to his questions.
- She accosted her boss demanding a raise after her promotion.
- The disgruntled customer accosted the manager complaining loudly.
- Do not accost me unless I know you, stranger.
- I tried to walk briskly to avoid being accosted by the panhandler.
- The persistent salesman accosted me trying to sell me a timeshare.
- The animal rights activist accosted me yelling at me for wearing fur.
- The panhandler accosted us for spare change while we ate lunch.
- The homeless veteran accosted us for any help we could provide.
- The angry activist accosted the CEO shouting slogans of protest.
- I ignore anyone who tries to accost me with unwanted sales pitches.
- The man did not appreciate being accosted in the middle of the night.
- Evangelists accosted us trying to spread their religious message.
- The aggressive protester accosted media personnel shouting demands.
- She tried not to make eye contact so she wouldn't be accosted.
- The crazy conspiracy theorist accosted anyone who would listen.
- I quickly walked past the woman who tried to accost me on the street.
- The angry customer accosted the employee shouting complaints.
- Avoid the man attempting to accost you.
- The persistent telemarketer accosted me trying to get me to donate.
- The angry neighbor accosted me yelling about their stolen garden gnome.
- The woman accosted me asking for money to help her sick child.
- Do not accost strangers on the street no matter your intentions.
- The activist accosted shoppers distributing flyers on animal cruelty.
- The aggressive recruiter accosted college students handing out flyers.
- Anyone who tries to accost me gets an angry response.
- The Girl Scout accosted shoppers outside the store selling cookies.
- The street performer accosted passersby trying to get their attention.
- The child accosted his father begging for candy as they walked home.
- The charity worker accosted people leaving the office asking for donations.
- The boy accosted the girl on the playground demanding she share her toys.
- The street vendor tried to accost me wanting me to buy his wares.
- The angry customer accosted the clerk complaining about a defective item.
- Do not accost me on the street, keep walking and mind your business.
- The man did not appreciate being accosted as he left the gym that night.
- She quickly moved away from the man who tried to accost her.
- The activist instantly accosted me demanding that I sign her petition.
- The vegan accosted me for eating meat.
- The persistent panhandler accosted us every time we visited the park.
- The telemarketer tried to accost me multiple times by phone.
- The persistent salesman accosted shoppers as they entered the mall.
- The protester tried to accost the politician demanding answers.
- I did not appreciate being accosted so rudely by that stranger.