Sentence examples for confronting two from inspiring English sources

He recounted confronting two white men outside a convenience store in October 2007 during his junior year in high school.

Delasia Dutrieuille, 16, was shot and killed at the Hawkins Village housing complex in Rankin, Pa., Friday night after confronting two men who had robbed her earlier.

He then kept going, furiously confronting two of Taymor's male associates, including her partner, Elliot Goldenthal, who "quickly escorted Taymor away".

"The word 'confrontations' functions here as a description of the method of confronting two pictures, people, situations, etc., as well as a description of its function: confronting the viewer's views [and] prejudices," he said.

She was a fine feminine foil as a young mother confronting two contrasted comic eccentrics - Edmund Gwenn's Kris Kringle in Miracle on 34th Street (1947) and Clifton Webb's Mr Belvedere in Sitting Pretty the following year.

Yes, Mr. Obama is confronting two low-intensity wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, a recession, rising unemployment, a failed auto industry and chronic health care, education, energy and environmental problems.

In his quest to regain his former seat, Mr. Ruiz is confronting four other candidates.

The segment shows them confronting three men on-camera, each of whom denied he was peeping, he said.

Confronting three students named Liu Fang, for example, one middle-school teacher nicknamed them Big, Little and Middle.

We are confronting three problems for renters in the city: their desire for community, convenience and affordability".

The administration also confronts two trade disputes.