Sentence examples for faced around from inspiring English sources

Davies has denied any wrongdoing, and said he was merely exchanging ideas about possible strategies related to "serious challenges" faced around the image of the competition.

The flood of great reviews is fair enough, but most journalists' enjoyment of the gig was not hampered by the trials some faced around the site.

So, earlier this year, I was sweating with fear at Charleston as I faced around 300 of her fans, including Woolf's great-niece Virginia Nicholson.

The Environment Agency faced around 660 repair works to riverbanks and flood defences in Cumbria, Lancashire and West Yorkshire, at a cost of around £200m.

The PM said: "These savage terrorist attacks in Tunisia, Kuwait and France are a brutal and tragic reminder of the threat faced around the world from these evil terrorists".

At 774 minutes he surpassed his own longest innings, that in Birmingham, and at 798 minutes, he went past Sir Leonard Hutton (although astonishingly Hutton faced around 300 more deliveries in that time), who had played England's previous longest innings.

The faces around me blurred.

The faces around me express a similar message.

She's more interested in analysing the battles we face around gender under late capitalism.

In India big factories and firms face around 200 state and federal laws governing work and pay.

America's power relative to the challenges it faces around the world, and what it might achieve by using it.