Sentence examples for face bush from inspiring English sources

"No one dared to face Bush in the whole world, only Muntader al-Zaidi".

Then it was the first president Bush up against Bill Clinton; now it's Bill's wife, Hillary, who could face Bush senior's youngest boy, Jeb, in the presidential election next year – a bare eight years after his oldest son, George W, left the White House.

That refrain, for Americans, but not only them, has a pursed-lipped face called Bush-Cheney, and the braggadocio-smirk of the bring-it-on duo has come to form yet another shorthand for a certain grimness, one as relentless as the U.S. national debt clock.

A pixelated cliff-face of bush-hammered concrete soaring above the prim terraced streets of Notting Hill, Trellick Tower has become a west London icon, reproduced on cushions and bags, its brute force transposed into comforting kitsch.

Grade II* listed | Use: Residential A pixelated cliff-face of bush-hammered concrete soaring above the prim terraced streets of Notting Hill, Trellick Tower has become a west London icon, reproduced on cushions and bags, its brute force transposed into comforting kitsch.

A spokesman for the show confirmed Reeves - real name Jim Moir - had joined the show, but would not reveal whether he would face a special "bush tucker" challenge.

If you are going to face-check a bush, leap into it just in case it's not empty, so you have an advantage of landing an ability first.

"We hid in a bush, facing the wind.

GEORGE BUSH faces a stark test of his claim to be a free-trade president.

Stray onto the Heath after dark and you'll find a hardened solider lurking in the bushes, face smeared with boot-polish, ready to double-tap anyone they suspect of being a burglar.

Picketing graduate assistants rolled their eyes at how, in the face of the Bush-appointed board's decision, their great liberal institutions were suddenly big fans of administration thinking.