Sentence examples for could have faced off from inspiring English sources

Azzedine Alaïa could have faced off with Comme des Garçons.

Gatlin and Gay have faced off for years.

P.J. Johnston, a spokesman for the arena project, credited the measure for shaving at least two years off the legal timeline the project could have faced otherwise.

He could have faced perjury charges.

Mr. Brooks could have faced the death penalty.

He could have faced the death penalty.

The move could ignite a head-to-head battle between Instagram and Snapchat, which have long lurked in each other's territories but have not faced off directly.

That first wide-eyed taste of Washington after his freshman year at Harvard set him on the path that could soon, improbably enough, have him facing off against the once-obscure socialist congressman who struck him, 18 years ago, as both immensely admirable and impossibly old.

"When they were 5 they could not have gone into court, faced off with a trained prosecutor and made a coherent case for asylum in a language they didn't speak," she said.

The network had faced the possibility that one or more of the shows could have been sold off to another network.

The president-elect has faced increasing scrutiny in recent days over whether his private companies could profit off his public influence.