Sentence examples for faced on one from inspiring English sources

Matt Anderson (1-0) retheed the only batter he faced on one pitch for the victory.

Zwirner staged a lordly potlatch at the Armory Show by taking a vast, open corner space, faced on one wall with photographic wallpaper by the up-and-coming German artist Michael Riedel, that presented a mirror image of the environs, empty of people.

Senator Barack Obama, who has not faced such tests of character this year, faced one on Tuesday.

The violist, Donald Dal Maso, had indeed met Mr. Poulos face to face, on one occasion.

The silver variety, called SonexcurtainBB, is described as "foam quilted with a vinyl facing on one side bonded to the reinforced noise barrier on the other".

Each stimulus was composed by transparently superimposing one of eight grayscale front-view photographs of male (4) and female (4) faces on one of eight grayscale photographs of houses, following O'Craven et al. [ 7].

"It's his team, it's where he's from," she says, "and from what I could gather, he never faced any situations where he personally faced one-on-one animosity from the Leeds lads because of his race.

"Whenever you're facing one-on-one, it's a good opportunity to have a huge gain," Smith said.

If he aligns close to Pouha (or the 2011 third-round pick Kenrick Ellis, a 330-pound force being groomed on the second string), he'll have a chance to face one-on-one blocking and be a hunter.

Let the apostles of the new-age politics stone me for what I'm about to say: My favorite thing about bipartisanship is face to face, one-on-one debates.

There Oher and a wee 270-pound teammate faced off, one on one, for a demonstration collision.