Sentence examples for confronted the first from inspiring English sources
"In Guatemala, criminal organizations had never been confronted," the first director of the panel, the Spanish jurist Carlos Castresana, told a local television station in March.
Al Groh confronted the first public crisis of his head coaching tenure last week, and he handled it with perfect Parcellsian pitch.
When Sanders was confronted the first time, he retorted: ""Black lives, of course, matter.
The filmmaker used period-appropriate language and worked to recreate the material reality that confronted the first generation of settlers.
Cubs reliever Antonio Alfonseca and outfielder Moises Alou, upset that Alou's bases-loaded liner was ruled foul in the seventh, confronted the third-base umpire Justin Klemm and were ejected.
A woman faces down one of the Woolwich attackers RT @dannymckiernan: #woolwich @SkyNews http://t.co/nilYRnWKNO — LazarouMonkeyTerror (@lazaroumterror) 22 May 13 The woman who confronted the second suspect was later identified by The Telegraph as Ingrid Loyau-Kennett, a 48-year-old mother and cub scout leader.
The Emperor Leo confronted the second force at Akroinon.
The Yugoslav coup d'état led to a sudden change in the plan of attack and confronted the Twelfth Army with a number of difficult problems.
Two educational experiences in particular had confronted the sixth-year students with the relevance of anatomy.
Newspapers carried anguished editorials discussing how France should confront the first decapitation as an act of terrorism on its own soil.
Whether out of conscience or a desire to assuage the anger of local constituencies, these dissenters have opened up a new front against the party as it maneuvers to confront the first real challenge to its authority in a decade.
