Sentence examples for event facing from inspiring English sources

Former US Army man and middleweight Tim Kennedy is in the main event, facing Brazilian grappler Rafael Natal.

They play Manchester's Warehouse Project then a special soundclash-style event, facing off against the UK grime crew Boy Better Know.

Normally an afterthought among major international tournaments, the Olympic final has star power with Brazil's Neymar and firepower with the two highest-scoring teams in the event facing off.

In the event, facing an unpopular governing party, which had cut a million jobs from the public sector and public spending by £120 billion ($190 billion), it made a net gain of four.

Nelson, 33, would like to move up the ranks this time and win a gold medal, but he also knows that is not the most important event facing him.

Third, ask yourself what meaning you have ascribed to the event facing you that is causing the feeling.

The event faced similar problems last year, when tickets were sold for up to £200.

Any historian contemplating this event faces numerous daunting problems — apart from the fact that thousands of books and articles have already been published on the Gettysburg campaign.

Many runners wanting to show their support for the event faced significant travel hurdles, as the area's airports slowly restored service.

The Jaipur Literature Festival, India's premier literary event, faced criticism last year for some of the sponsors for the event, which has grown exponentially since it started in 2006.

The person who insured others against an unlikely event faced not only the problem of judging its likelihood; even if he knew how often it would occur, he didn't know when it would occur.