Sentence examples for facing a play from inspiring English sources

Facing a play like this, it's not pleasant where you have to go, but it's deeply rewarding, and Mike helps you get there.

Maradona had been under huge pressure after an unimpressive qualifying performance left his team on the verge of facing a play-off to reach South Africa.

Ismail Morina, the man who piloted the flag-bearing drone that led to chaos unfolding and was conveniently detained on suspicion of illegal firearm possession before Thursday's rematch, is now a local celebrity and it is fair to note that, had that match run its course and finished goalless, the bare statistics say Albania would be facing a play-off match next month.

Three countries will automatically qualify from Africa, with a fourth facing a play-off against an Asian side.

Tuesday's 1-0 win over Hibernian made sure that County would avoid finishing second bottom and facing a play-off.

The Scots are currently the highest-ranked third place team, a position that provides automatic qualification, with the remaining eight third-placed sides facing a play-off.

Paul Hegarty has been named manager of the month in Scottish League Two despite his Montrose side facing a play-off to remain in the league.

England will win Group G provided they do not lose in Montenegro on Friday, though a defeat could leave Fabio Capello's team facing a play-off.

And they travel to Tynecastle Stadium next Sunday in danger of finishing second bottom and facing a play-off to avoid dropping to the Championship along with their city rivals.

The Pars dropped into the then First Division and fell one league further when poor results and a 15-point penalty left them second bottom of the table and facing a play-off against Alloa Athletic, which they lost 3-1 on aggregate.

But after a six-month run, I couldn't face a play again".