Sentence examples for confronts the end from inspiring English sources

Today, the auto industry confronts the end of a similar era, with its largest models also facing extinction.

The death of Chekhov's brother Nikolay from tuberculosis in 1889 influenced "A Dreary Story", finished that September, about a man who confronts the end of a life that he realises has been without purpose.

In the age of geoengineering, we might find ourselves confronting the end of miracles, too.

Virginia Beach epitomises the difficulties first-term Democrats face as they confront the end of the euphoria that swept Barack Obama to power.

Mr. Bloomberg, confronting the end of his career in elected office, is grappling with how to exert the kind of influence over public discourse that he has had as mayor of the nation's largest city.

It has become a pressing matter for many members, given that two-thirds of the 51 Council members are confronting the end of their time in office this year as a result of the referendums in 1993 and 1996.

All of us must eventually confront the end of our careers; for professional athletes, the end comes at a younger age, often under intense media scrutiny.

Finally, in the touching "Between the Clock and the Bed" (1940-2), he is a brave figure who stands in his bedroom, his studio behind him, a symbolic clock without hands to the left, as he resolutely confronts the certainty of his end.

Now, seven years after the war's end, Helen confronts the havoc wrought by her mythical alter ego and pines for her supposedly dead husband.

He may not realize how much he likes you until he confronts the possibility that you might end up with someone else.

"For the first time in my life, I am confronted with the end of my career".