Sentence examples for face was expected from inspiring English sources

The initial opposition the British would face was expected to come from the depleted 12th SS Panzer Division Hitlerjugend ("Hitler Youth"), elements of the 21st Panzer Division and Panzer Lehr.

A number of new, younger faces were expected to be introduced into the cabinet, to reflect this shift.

Few new faces are expected to make their way into Hodgson's squad, but the West Ham captain Mark Noble and Leicester's Danny Drinkwater have been pushing for call-ups.

Starbucks said on Wednesday that a compensation charge it faces is expected to wipe out its 2013 tax bill but will not affect the £20m ($30.8m) it intends to pay the UK over two years year.

With 10 players released at the end of the season , more new faces are expected before the new FA WSL campaign kicks off in April 2013.

More than 700 famous faces are expected to attend the $25,000-a-pop event, meaning that if each guest paid for a ticket, $17.5 million would be raised in a single night.

The case is expected to face legal hurdles as well.

Among the wounded was a 3-year-old boy, who was struck in the face but was expected to survive.

Therefore, their familiarity with the face stimuli was expected to be greater in the imagined-stimulus condition.

When Ospreys second-row Jones recovered in time to face England, Ball was expected to return to the bench.

In contrast, the runner-up was expected to face significantly weaker opposition in the knockout stage.