Sentence examples for exactly to face from inspiring English sources

What concerns us at present is the question of how exactly to face Iran; the most pressing issue in the region today is how do we defeat Iran?

But, as Connecticut Coach Jim Calhoun said, the Huskies are not exactly celebrating having to face so many tough opponents in such a deep conference.

Not exactly a way to face a jury of your peers or a job interview.

"People get the idea of facing their fears, but it can be difficult to figure out what their fear is exactly, or how to face it," he adds.

Maybe this is exactly what I had to face".

The neighbouring island of Papa Westray (Papay), which used to face exactly the same problems as North Ronaldsay, turned things around by offering cheaper housing and improving communications.

Roundly thrashed by New Zealand in their last Test match, they have not exactly picked a side to face England that suggests they will do anything other than squeeze at Twickenham.

One in 10 Britons prefer dogs to humans A Russian firm is planning to put a space hotel into orbit by 2016 The average age of the first-time bride is now 30 A tenth of all furniture bought by UK householders is from Ikea One in 10 people spend more time talking to their partner on the phone or by email than face to face Exactly how many children people on benefits should be allowed to have?

What we fear is sometimes exactly what we need to face.

The Hawks are known for playing some of the worst defense in the league, which is exactly what the Nets needed to face.

How much of an advantage would an offense have, for example, if it approached the line of scrimmage knowing exactly what defense it was to face — which players will rush the quarterback, which receivers will be double-teamed, which direction the safety will head when the ball is snapped?