Sentence examples similar to face breakup from inspiring English sources

It is thus a task better undertaken in a Britain that remains united, rather than one facing breakup.

You're right... JoJo deserves a face-to-face breakup.

Attendees were advised — with mixed results — to bravely confront the awkwardness of face-to-face breakups.

As a Dear Abby for girls since 1994, I receive countless letters with signoffs like "Keep or dump?" or "Make up or break up?" I disagree with the advice in Denizet-Lewis's essay that they should "bravely confront the awkwardness of face-to-face breakups".

Yet absence is at the root of all of the hardest things we have to face — deaths, breakups, any kind of separation.

His Labour shadow Ed Balls, facing the breakup of his constituency for the second time in his career, shares Hilary Benn's seat in West Yorkshire.

Indeed, one of this book's virtues is the way it combines research and analysis with advice to real people facing the breakup of their marriages.

Whether he's making vows or facing a breakup, Mr. Leslie's lyrics stay so generic that they make Ne-Yo sound like Elizabeth Barrett Browning: "You're the sun in the morning/I love it when you shine," he sings in "Wanna Be Good".

Let's face it: Breakups and Rejection from a crush are about as much fun as food poisoning.

And he warns that if another conservative succeeds John Paul, the church could face a "sectarian breakup".

Otherwise, if one company unilaterally withdraws from the accord, it could face a $2.5 billion breakup fee.