Sentence examples for a big confrontation from inspiring English sources

There's a big confrontation scene in Central Park too.

There was a big confrontation; Wendy accused the pair of them of scheming behind her back.

"It could cause a big confrontation between the monarchy and parliament unless this is sorted out," the MP said.

"It was not a big confrontation, it was just to test the Guards' capacity, for future attacks," said the lieutenant, who for security reasons asked to be identified only by his rank.

It works itself into a lather, demands vast tax cuts, fails to agree on its spending proposals in an orderly fashion, and then stages a big confrontation with the president over the final make-up of the budget.

Paul Flynn, a member of the commons political and constitutional reform committee, has predicted that unless he does so, there will be "a big confrontation between the monarchy and parliament".

But the occasion quickly turned into a microcosm of a bigger confrontation between community and developer.

For all sorts of reasons, Mr. Obama's next nomination fight could easily be a bigger confrontation than this one.

To avoid a bigger confrontation with institutional investors, Mr. Diamond agreed last week to forgo part of his £2.7 million deferred-share bonus should the bank miss certain profitability targets.

Even as the US and UK appear to be gearing up for a bigger confrontation, the Europeans are still desperately hoping Debaltseve will mark the de facto beginning of the ceasefire, not its end.

Already upset by the recent rejection of their plans to restrict access to WhatsApp and Instagram, hugely popular social-messaging and picture-sharing smartphone applications, Iran's legal establishment is stiffening its neck for a bigger confrontation, over curbing the giant filtering system that blocks access to thousands of websites.