Sentence examples for face crunch from inspiring English sources

18 NEW YORK/REGION 29-34 As Mayoral Primary Looms, Candidates Face Crunch Time The four main Democratic candidates seeking to become New York's next mayor moved out across the five boroughs to find ways to rise above a crowded field and exhort voters to pay attention in the last days of a low-flying contest.

Brian McLaughlin's men now face crunch clashes at home to Leicester and away to Clermont.

With his face crunched into its most menacing scowl, Sprewell trotted along the sideline, staring and flexing at the dismayed Pacers crowd.

Now Russia is facing crunch time.

There was also a new warning from a leading academic and adviser to energy regulator Ofgem that Britain's electricity supply is facing "crunch time" this coming winter.

The PM today faces crunch talks in Brussels where he will have to get the 28 EU heads of government to agree to the draft package, which was drawn up by European Council president Donald Tusk.

Sarah Wollaston, Conservative chair of the Commons health select committee, said the NHS was facing "crunch time".

The inherent, in-your-face crunch of the samples fit perfectly as soon as I found them.

England expected a tough, physical battle and they certainly got one in the opening half, with front rower Ashton Sims setting the tone for Fiji with a series of in-your-face crunching tackles.

But if investors do not regain an appetite for risk by next year, Argentina could yet be forced to seek another bail-out, and Brazil could face a crunch.

The most difficult decisions are likely to come in the year starting April 2015, but some councils could face a crunch sooner.