Sentence examples for Face some questions from inspiring English sources

Both the Saints and the Colts, though, face some questions coming out of this season, writes Don Banks on SI.com.

But the Giants, rich with talent at defensive end, face some questions about the makeup of their defensive front, something that seemed to concern Umenyiora.

I am diving into the model of Pinsky and Rinzel and I face some questions I hope you are able to help me with.

Rangers Manager Ron Washington has been very stubborn about altering his batting order, but if the middle of the order continues to struggle in this game, he will face some questions about it before Game 3 in Texas.

So when the fashion awards are handed out on Monday, Mr. Spurr, who is expected to attend, is likely to face some questions more awkward than whether he thinks he will win.

But far more typical was her comment after the event at the Moynihan farm, when 5-year-old Elizabeth Gallaer offered her some orange day lilies: "Elizabeth, would you mind doing what they call a photo op?" The other indication of Day One is that Clinton is going to face some questions she would rather not answer.

Mr. Condit finally publicly faced some questions.

NBC is already facing some questions about its fall schedule.

At the same time, the other, better team in Los Angeles faces some questions.

But, facing some questions about his consistency, Mr. Gingrich said, "I do change things when conditions change," adding, however, that getting "this country back on track" would be "a very large change".

Indeed, had Pendleton been a seasoned professional, she would perhaps have faced some questions from the stewards after finishing fast but too late from an early position at the rear of the field.