Sentence examples for confronted east from inspiring English sources

Just as North battled South in the country, West confronted East in Virginia.

On September 9th, Lemons confronted East Valley Tea Party Chair Greg Western for planting Cortes as a candidate as he turned in Cortes' petitions at the Secretary of State's office.

Ward 8 council member Trayon White Sr .(D) said Wilson has been accessible and appears to understand the challenges confronting students east of the Anacostia River.

He also figures significantly in at least two plays of consequence - Günter Grass's The Plebeians Rehearse the Uprising, in which Brecht is confronted by striking East German workers in 1953 while he's preparing his version of Coriolanus, and Christopher Hampton's Tales From Hollywood, where Brecht goes his devious way among the exiled writers working in California during the Second World War.

Last year, two all-male clubs voted to allow women, as the university investigated the problem of sexual assault and as other elite campuses in the north-east confronted their own fraternities and sororities.

The opening of the Berlin Wall confronted people in the east with huge economic dislocation and social stress.

After the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, East Germans confronted a new shift when their currency was replaced by the Deutsche mark as part of the reunification of Germany.

BBC South East later confronted two members of the gang, who both denied being people smugglers.

After the game, with hundreds of Stevenage fans calling for Westley to be sacked, he confronted fans in the East Terrace by saying he "would turn it around".

Mr. Linder could have followed more of his voters to a new district north and east, confronting another Republican.

He has pushed the boundaries of conventional training, seeking to confront the dominant East Africans and the unforgiving way that the fastest marathons have become something like 26.2-mile sprints.