Sentence examples for faces early from inspiring English sources

For the first time in half a century, Sweden faces early elections.

Now he faces early tests of how far he will go.

I share just one part of Oliver Wainwright's assessment (London's Olympics legacy faces early disqualification, 22 July) and that is that there are reasons to be optimistic.

"I do not intend to sign any document that will transfer sovereignty over the Temple Mount to Palestinians," said the prime minister, who faces early elections on Feb. 6. "The government under my authority will not accept any agreement in any form that will recognize the right of return, period".

O is for Osama, which is close enough only one consonant, folks!–to "Obama" to have caused some red faces early in the campaign.

Fluke told the sad story of a classmate who could not afford the pill and faces early menopause in her 20s as a result.

Mr. Bush knew he would face early political tests.

I studied Helfrich's face — early forties, light-brown hair, blue eyes.

Behind closed doors, other presidents faced early tests that shadowed their tenures.

For all the shots he faced early on, Osgood could almost have watched the game from his home in Michigan.

Our mid-level bureaucrats are more likely to face early redundancy for their thought crimes than Room 101.