Sentence examples for faced the menace from inspiring English sources

Teachers faced the menace of out-of-control, disruptive students".

The announcement of the decree, which is part of broader legislation to deal with immigrants, was made one day after Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi warned that Italians faced the menace of being thrown out of their own country "by a wave of immigrants".

When a 12-year-old child in Bucky's group dies suddenly after displaying polio symptoms, Bucky must face the menace of a mysterious disease that no one yet can understand or contain.

Round in the Lyttelton, in Burnt by the Sun, Ciaran Hinds, Rory Kinnear and Michelle Dockery will be caught up in a love triangle and facing the menace of Stalin's rule (from 24 Feb).

Cut off from his Hungarian suzerains and facing the menace of a Bulgarian attack from the east, Jacob Svetoslav once again submitted to Bulgarian rule.

This policy is tailored to the needs of a new president trying to demonstrate that he is neither too inexperienced nor too soft to face the menaces of the world.

Turn around and let's face them once and for all!" Slowly, our group stopped running and turned around to face the menacing riot police, who were now dangerously close and shooting tear gas at us.

In 627 the emperor Heraclius finally defeated the Persians and reestablished order, but Byzantium, gravely weakened by the long struggle, was unable to face the unexpected menace of a new power that had arisen in Arabia.

China had come to realize that the Soviet Union, not America, had become the greatest threat to Chinese security, and both China and the United States had a common cause in facing the Soviet menace.

There was disagreement on how to face the Soviet menace, but generally all agreed something had to be done.

He could stay in one of the remaining enclaves of humanity, where things are mostly safe, but he willingly eschews it to face the freaker menace head-on.