Sentence examples for branch face from inspiring English sources

Many political appointees in the executive branch face the same problem.

You need not look any further than Senator John McCain's efforts to give Congress a voice in the treatment of detainees to grasp the difficulty that the legislative branch faces trying to push back against a determined president.

It has since been refounded under new ownership, though its Dutch branch faces a fresh lawsuit, brought by the winner of a contest who claims the agency sacked her for putting on weight.The sheer randomness of fashion makes it a tough business.

The Scranton branch faces off against the corporate branch, commenting that they deserve to lose for deciding to close down Buffalo.

Just down the Conde Nast hallway at Vanity Fair, Todd Purdum answers the question "How Broken Is Washington?" in depressing detail, revealing the overwhelming obstacles the executive branch faces in trying to get anything done.

Man Ray made a direct homage in paint to the gnarled-branch face of Arcimboldo's "Winter".

But the George Mason experience highlights some of the difficulties overseas branches face.

Mere hours after two deadly terrorist attacks rocked Belgium's capital, Brussels, the country's government and security branches faced harsh questions over whether they had done everything in their power to prevent the tragedy. .

Keeping in mind that the location you prune is the location of new growth, you always want to prune your hibiscus on branches facing outwards.

Other historic homes located along the South Branch Potomac River face the river; the mansion at Wappocomo is unique in that its formal façade faces toward Cumberland Road (West Virginia Route 28) and the western flanks of South Branch Mountain.

JOHN BRANCH The Face of a Collapse Jose Reyes personified the dual personality of the 2007 Mets.