Sentence examples for faced this time from inspiring English sources

This was a worryingly toothless display, in Robbie Savage's absence, mirroring the problems Charlton faced this time last season when Scott Parker left to join Chelsea.

Yet this was the first top four side from last season whom they have faced this time around and the truth is that Van Gaal's team crumbled early on.

But face to face, this time.

By some measures, the competition Apple faces this time is even more formidable than it was in PCs.

Ayr 2.20 On this flat track, and fastish ground, I'msingingtheblues should have no problem staying the extra half-mile he has to face this time.

It means she will not have to work both sides of the fence on one of the tougher issues that a national candidate can face this time of year: Which ball club do you root for?

And how do you best prepare yourself and your loved ones to face this time of life with dignity, grace and minimal stress?

England Under-21s last played Norway in a friendly prior to Euro 2011, winning 2-0 at Southampton in June, but Pearce insisted there is no comparison with the side they will face this time around.

Unlike 70 years ago, the common enemy the two countries face this time is no longer Japanese militarism, but instead, economic uncertainty and climate change.

"We've faced this many times".

Jordan Liss, a sophomore at the University of Michigan, faced this question each time he took the ACT, which was five times.