JM: Well, I've gotten into trying to offset my car, and I became incredibly confronted by how much I travel and how much I contribute to global warming through my flying and what not.
Tennis writers, like royal watchers, become twitchy when confronted by an interregnum.
They become engaged, but confronted by Clara's reluctance, he treacherously forms a second engagement with Laetitia.
IT IS easy to become depressed when confronted by the waste, incompetence and downright obstructiveness towards people trying to make a living contained within Brazil's three layers of government.
Krugman reaches more than a million Times readers, and Luskin's views are available, at least, to millions more, but both men can become surprisingly prickly when confronted by their audiences.
MSW management is crucial for environmental protection and public health and has become a major challenge confronted by the world, particularly for many urban regions of developing countries.
But many think Mr Cameron, like Tony Blair, will become more radical in office, confronted by the sheer unwieldiness of the NHS.
Mr. Taylor, who later became its elected president, was himself confronted by two separate rebel insurrections.
"As time went by, I became acutely aware of how we are confronted by the transience of the people in our life.
Verloc, sturdily sung here by the baritone Scott Bearden, becomes a self-pitying Homer Simpson when confronted by Winnie for having caused Stevie's death.
