Sentence examples for face a crowded from inspiring English sources
The partners will face a crowded field.
They face a crowded schedule of events over the next few months.On May7th, the new Parliament assembles and all MPs are sworn in.
We are priced out of housing and education, face a crowded and low-pay job market, and are marginalised from politics.
Media analysts said Breitbart, which was founded in 2007 and whose US audience more than doubled from 7.4 million users in September 2014 to 15.8 million this September, would face a crowded market if it went ahead with its plans to launch in Europe, but would be likely to find a ready audience.
In November, McAllister will face a crowded Republican field, including Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson's nephew Zach Dasher.
As tears streamed down her face, a crowd of employees and Home Depot shoppers gathered by the couple.
In a dramatic octagonal ballroom, Carlile stepped up to the fireplace and turned, as if to face a crowd of spirits, rising up on her toes.
When the doors open the young woman, who weighs 110kg (242lbs), has to face a crowd of passengers looking annoyed as she makes her way to take a seat.
There were stilt walkers, too, distributing phony dollar bills, and when Mayweather finally emerged to face a crowd that was nearly unanimous in its disapproval he was wearing a furry red-and-black hooded jacket and — could it be?
And there have been the gut-roiling challenges of attending movie screenings, digging deep for the courage not only to leave his home but also to face a crowd, figuring out what to wear.
For an artist with crippling stage fright to face a crowd shielded by just a guitar and piano takes considerable guts, and her voice sporadically cracks with the effort.
