Sentence examples for faced walking from inspiring English sources

The Cardinal freshman starter Mark Romanczuk could not find the plate, walking 6 of the 10 batters he faced, walking in three runs and recording only three outs.

Three obscure members of the Montreal bullpen -- Mike Johnson, Scott Stewart and Guillermo Mota -- plus a newcomer to it, Masato Yoshii, retired 14 of the 17 batters they faced, walking the other three.

The game got off to a rough start as he gave up a home run to the second Met batter he faced, walked three others and saw his team fall behind two runs in the first inning.

I couldn't face walking the five miles home.

It was only after the support of friends, teachers and my parents, that I become confident again, regained my self-esteem and could face walking past people in the corridors.

S60 Sunnyside to Grymes Hill- The system's most expensive nonexpress route, it will be discontinued, to the chagrin of those who now face walking up Grymes Hill on Staten Island, one of the highest points in the city.

It then beat fellow English representative Tornado in the semi-final before facing walking robot DrillZilla in the final.

I, for example, as a white man, can never truly know the terror many women face walking alone down a deserted street, what a black man or woman face walking in a predominately white neighborhood, what a Muslim woman or man face walking down a street wearing a hijab or other head coverings, what a trans* person feels walking through any community.

Grim-faced, walking slowly as he held hands with his wife, Mr. Bush listened to the senior curator of the Auschwitz Museum, Teresa Swiebocka.

As the traffic becomes stationary, I recognise a familiar face walking along Balby Road.

She, without a mite of colour in her face, walking as if on eggshells.