Sentence examples for faces the world from inspiring English sources

Nuclear fusion has the potential to produce unlimited, clean energy, which presents itself as a reliable energy supply but it also helps to stop the threat of climate change that faces the world nowadays.

Today, the manor faces the world with a simple, almost austere, elegance — much like that seen in a 1710 engraving that hangs in the house and that the owners plan to leave as an inspiration for the buyer.

He had an authorial namesake, didn't he? Two, actually: one who writes about sport and one called Andy Martin: "Thank God, it's sufficiently distinct". He paused, and then summoned up the mildly dyspeptic attitude with which he faces the world.

Toseland then has to take the battle to the track, where he faces the world champion, Casey Stoner, only 22, on the Marlboro Ducati; Valentino Rossi, who has amassed seven world titles in his 29 years; the world No 2 Dani Pedrosa, 22; the 250cc world champion Jorge Lorenzo, who is only 20; and the 2006 world champion Nicky Hayden, 26.

According to Lifetime, the show will "follow Pat and her husband, Gary, Whitney Houston's brother, as they take on their greatest challenge, supporting and guiding Bobbi Kristina as she faces the world alone, without the one person she relied on the most, her mother".

But the masterstroke may be the decision to open with the ebullient "I Hope", which provides the initial charge to get over the early succession of break-up songs, setting up that final pay-off where she faces the world, alone but her own.

The museum, in St Mark's Square, faces the world-famous basilica.

Facing the world is very difficult.

Soon enough, we would face the world.

You cannot face the world.

Until she faced the world No132.