Sentence examples for contest facing the from inspiring English sources

Today, the party leaves the contest facing the daunting realisation that it is no longer a significant player in British electoral politics.

In "Unbroken" Mr. Zamperini is No. 1 on any occasion, in any contest, facing any ordeal.

The Knicks, a poor team in back-to-back contests, will be facing the hottest club in the Eastern Conference.

Mr. Lasaga, who pleaded no contest, faces a maximum possible penalty of 110 years.

The freshman mechanical engineering students who competed last week in what was called a "Special Delivery" contest faced some very special challenges.

O'Neill had instructed his players to treat this contest as if they were facing the world champions Germany in Belfast in October.

The video, "Waiting for Water" — the third-place winner in the 2017 Yale Environment 360 Video Contest — examines the water woes facing the 2.1 million residents of Havana, where some people lack running water and must rely on neighborhood wells or deliveries from water tanker trucks known as pipas.

Instead it was Gary Locke's team that prevailed on that occasion, and now the roles are reversed, since a Hearts win would leave Hibs in danger of being obliged to contest the play-off, and facing the threat of relegation to the Championship.

Should he come through his last-eight contest, Nadal will face the winner of the quarter-final between German Philipp Kohlschreiber and Colombian Santiago Giraldo.

As one of the so-called 'big five' in the competition, the UK cannot be 'relegated' from the contest and do not face the qualifying process like other nations, which is helpful given it is now 18 years since a British entry topped the leaderboard at the end of the night.

The Mancunian, who has won 30, lost four and drawn three of his 37 professional contests, faces an unenviable maiden outing as a 135lb world title holder.