Sentence examples for faces all of from inspiring English sources

He said that a mayor like Mr. Bloomberg, unlike a state legislator running for re-election in a district, "faces all of the voters" in New York City.

The cube appears to be composed of 27 smaller cubes, or cubelets; in its initial state, each of the six faces of the cube is made up of nine cubelet faces all of the same colour.

To win an elite invitational round-robin tournament, where each competitor faces all of the others at least once, the rule of thumb is that a player needs to win a few games and try to draw the rest.

The oil producers' cartel faces all of its old problems and a few new ones to boot.True, many oil exporting countries have gained handsomely from the embargo on Kuwaiti and Iraqi oil (see chart): Saudi Arabia earned an extra $24 billion during 1990.

It's an old problem, and one that faces all of us except the very rich, but not one that seems to exercise Martin Vanderhof in George Kaufman and Moss Hart's 1936 Broadway comedy, which became one of Frank Capra's most famous films.

On the (010) faces, all of the dislocations emerge normal to the surface and therefore probably correspond to pure edge or pure screw dislocations.

Afridi faced all of four balls.

Montgomery has faced all of that, and more.

He added: "Alex faced all of the challenges he encountered throughout his life head-on.

His book will serve as a powerful guide in facing all of these challenges.

And it's time for her to face all of it.