Sentence examples for faced taking from inspiring English sources

Part of why this book is so exhausting is its thoroughness: she travels the whole world and tells us about the different challenges she faced, taking them all seriously.

And despite the danger she faced taking journalists to the city and the frontlines, Martany, a Christian who already spoke four languages (Arabic, English, Kurdish and Assyrian), started fixing for journalists a few months later.

Another woman said she had been raped in her youth and could not face taking part.

Barack Obama is no FDR, but the criticism he faces takes the same form.

If you are wanting to wash your cats face, take a damp, warm wash cloth and gently stroke her face.

PREMINGER (his face taking on a benevolent expression): Speak!

In practice, more than 97% of assessments have been face-to-face, taking about 120 minutes.

I was another black face taking up what they saw as a reserved seat.

Economic activity has held up remarkably," Greenspan said, his face taking on a brighter shade of gray.

Then, lean over and gently brush it off of his face, taking care to make light contact with his skin.

The data manager conducted a questionnaire (face to face) about taking drugs (type, dose and frequency).