Sentence examples for face the storm from inspiring English sources
It would be nice to know the major characters a little better before they face the storm, but Michael Holland and Eric Bernat have given us a show very much worth seeing.
But America needs leaders who are willing to face the storm head on, even as they pray for God's strength and wisdom so that they can do what they believe is right.
If we really have the gritty determination that is so popular in the diva-ish anthems of gay clubs across the world, then the time has finally arrived to face the storm and find our way out the other side.
Comparing himself to a skipper of a ship in stormy seas: "The first thing he does is face the storm and guide the ship back to safety".
The cars are safe and clean now, I believe, and Detroit needs every dollar and every engineer to face the storm, to build new fuel-efficient models, and believe me, they want that more than even Al Gore.
In the most costly damage scenario, individual turbines wouldn't be able to minimize stresses imposed by hurricane-force winds by turning to face the storm, either because they can't swivel fast enough or don't have battery backup that enables such motion during power outages.
Thus Tom Fury, the lightning-rod seller, who has spent his life selling lightning rods and leaving others to face the storms, is squashed and compacted to the size of a small boy.
Learning how to give an honest, sincere apology teaches you how to face the storms head-on, maintain your integrity, take power over your fear and renew the trust in your relationship and within yourself.
"We don't want to be thought of as facing the storm blindly," Mr. Kaltenborn said.
He came fourth in a recent poll of voters; first choice was Walter Veltroni, mayor of Rome.In this section Seconds away, round two Crocodile tears Discretion before valour A captain faces the storm Grey power Democracy games Don't tell the voters Reprints Related items Italian education: Grey powerApr 26th 2007Another question is where the new party will fit internationally.
And poor Al Golden, the first-year football coach who walked into this like someone who moved into a trailer park at the start of tornado season, is the only one standing up and facing the storm, which, as Heather Dinich of ESPN.com writes, is just wrong.
