Sentence examples for considered a showdown from inspiring English sources

Friday's women's 10,000 meters is considered a showdown between the reigning world champion, Vivian Cheruiyot of Kenya, and the defending Olympic champion, Tirunesh Dibaba of Ethiopia.

U.S. lawmakers on Sunday called on President Donald Trump to turn over any tapes of conversations with fired FBI chief James Comey, potentially setting up a showdown with the White House as Democrats considered a boycott of the vote on Comey's replacement.

This was a game that some considered an early season Big East showdown, an unlikely scenario when the schedule came out.

The bugle is considered a challenge cry from one bull elk to another, often resulting in an antler wrestling showdown.

Leery of another such showdown, President George Bush picked a so-called stealth candidate in David H. Souter in 1990, a move conservatives considered a betrayal after he turned out to be more liberal than expected.

So, despite catching the Hornets on what Thornton considered an off night, the Pirates failed to capitalize in a showdown for first place in the Orange Empire Conference.

I had come expecting to see a showdown.

There should be no shortage of hype surrounding the showdown, a contest many analysts consider a de facto play-in game to the Bowl Championship Series title game.

Last month, the agency asked Congress to intervene and impose a limit on the number of species it must consider for protection, setting the stage for a showdown.

The Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg, faces a showdown with Liberal Democrat MPs who are demanding that he consider his position as party leader in the wake of the disastrous European and local election results.

Tournament officials will be rooting for a showdown between Djokovic and Murray in next Sunday's championship match, considering what has happened to the draws on both sides.