Sentence examples for face the rugged from inspiring English sources

In his first appearance in an N.F.L. regular-season game, Keenum will face the rugged defense of the undefeated Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium.

As we face the rugged terrain ahead, our marching orders must be the sobering words that speak presciently from the grave of the late Coretta Scott King: "Struggle is a never ending process.

But you will fight over the master bedroom with patio facing the rugged shoreline.

Dan Bunta, 39, rents a 110-year-old log cabin on a former mining claim in Little Annie Basin, which stretches down the haunches of Aspen and faces the rugged Elk Mountains.

The bulletlike fuel tank, famous as the "bulbous nose" and the precisely layered cooling vanes give a Brough Superior a characteristic face like the rugged Bentley.

The youngsters' black-and-red T-shirts bear the smiling face of Morgan Tsvangirai, the rugged 56-year-old trade-unionist who has led the main opposition to President Robert Mugabe for nine years and who, for his pains, was savagely beaten by policemen a year ago.

Pictures of his goateed face have festooned matatus, the rugged little minibuses that prowl Kenya's streets.

And that could end up changing the rugged face of the Maine coastline, said Charles S. Colgan, an economist at the Muskie School of Public Service at the University of Southern Maine, who was not involved in the new study.

Video game graphics have reached a point where you can see every crease in the rugged face of a protagonist, marvel at the swish of Lara Croft's hair, and endlessly gaze over stunning realistic vistas.

Bigger-than-life linoleum-print portraits rendered with skillful realism by Wonchul Jung imbue the rugged faces of migrant workers from Russia and India with monumental dignity.

The NSF in the study area is geomorphologically expressed as an ENE WSW trending line of north facing scarps that delimit the rugged mountainous topography of the uplands to the south and the alluvial basin to the north which prominently slope away from the scarps.