Sentence examples for face fights from inspiring English sources

But in fact, Lammy is the exception, for the way his human face fights insistently through his professional carapace".Stay strong," he says to his constituents, which only sounds fractionally less incongruous than "keep the faith" or shouting "Amandla".

This is the reality we must work for -- because today, too many Latino children walk through metal detectors at the door and face fights in the hallway.

Despite talk of GOP unity, Trump's programs face fight from Republican budget hawks.

As with the Thief series, quietly sneaking about in the shadows and surprising enemies is the only way, because face-to-face fights can be ended with just one swipe of your opponent's sword.

However the fact that AstraZeneca faces fights on its two top selling drugs is an irritation for chief executive Sir Tom McKillop in his final months at the company.

From Nicki vs. Miley to Drake vs. Meek, there were a lot of crazy, in-your-face fights that went viral.

We showed that facial features are learned during face-to-face fights, that highly variable cues are used, that the type of variability is important, and that the learning is context-dependent.

Margaret Pelling Oxford Policy Network's recent report is a superb example of self-delusion in the face of evidence (Labour faces fight for survival as party of power, 11 May).

Now they face real fights.

Several of the party's six other women MPs face tough fights in marginal seats.

"There are MPs who gave up a lot to come here and now it looks like they face real fights.