Sentence examples for confronted this time from inspiring English sources

They returned later with ten constables, authorised by Ely magistrates, and were confronted this time by 150 stick-wielding protesters, who continued to prevent due process.

The women told Fox43 they played the first nine holes in under 2 hours, yet the remaining two golfers, Ojo and Thompson, were confronted again, this time by the man from earlier, former York County Commissioner Steve Chronister; his son, club co-owner Jordan Chronister; and a few other white male employees.

The Mets should have confronted this vexing situation a long time ago, when the buzz began that Minaya was intent on assembling an all-Latino team after reeling in Pedro Martínez, Beltrán and Delgado.

Unlike the last campaign, when Capriles did all he could to avoid confronting Chávez, this time he has accepted the fight.

This is not the first time the United States has confronted this conundrum in the immediate region.

"One thing that came across was a pessimism, that I find in many folks, that we will garner the will to confront this problem in time.

The guards confronted them again, this time wounding seven more -- including Esteban's father, Bernabé Menéndez -- and a policeman.

When: Choose an appropriate time to confront this person, or for him to meet you if his first confrontation is at a bad time.

Prescott would go to each stable and turn on one light and you would be confronted each time by this amazing living presence, just coming at you out of the gloom".

It is time to confront this danger.

It is high time to confront this negative vision with a new perspective for those citizens who feel left behind".