Sentence examples for been confronted by two from inspiring English sources

Throughout the second half of this series Victor has been confronted by two visions: one of Julie plunging to her death, the other of her at the beach, drying the head of a little boy who isn't Victor.

BACK from holiday, Romano Prodi, prime minister of Italy's left-of-centre government, has immediately been confronted by two obstacles that have long threatened Italy's, and its governments', stability.

Managers of health organizations have been confronted by two classes of problems: Inadequate understanding and definition of the cost containment problem; and lack of management experience and skills that are needed to affect the many facets of health organizations contributing to the cost-containment problem.

The company, which has two chief executives who also serve as chairmen of the board, has already been confronted by one investor about its governance structure.

Another teenager remains in a stable condition in hospital after being stabbed in the cheek during the attack in which four friends were said to have been confronted by five or six men in hoods.

He'd been confronted by five guys threatening him with iron bars who, while leaving his head intact, "didn't leave without acquainting my ribs with one of their bars".

I made this decision after being confronted by two facts.

"They were confronted by two men armed with rifles.

It was then that she was confronted by two officers from the US border patrol.

The husband went outside to investigate and was confronted by two suspects.

There, she was confronted by two women from the government's child welfare service.