Sentence examples for facing across from inspiring English sources

The other time, we were seated, facing across the circular glass-topped breakfast table.

"The numbers of people on SNAP reflect the economic challenges people are facing across the country," Mr. Concannon said.

But considering the challenges Democrats are facing across the country, and in North Carolina, perhaps not that closely.

Beijing has vowed to use military force against attempts at formal independence and keeps more than 1,000 ballistic missiles facing across the Taiwan Strait.

Zero waste to landfill sounds like a nice idea, but hardly a corporate priority, particularly given the tough economic conditions companies are facing across the globe.

The top of the Temple of the Masks, facing across Tikal's great central square to the equally mighty Temple of the Giant Jaguar, is not a bad place to muse on Mayan matters.

Yes, the Pentagon is facing across-the-board cuts opposed by the Secretary of Defense.

Sticky traps that were facing downwind caught more beetles than those that were facing across-wind or upwind; this is the first study to show at a landscape-scale, direct evidence for use of upwind anemotaxis by pollen beetles at the point of entry during immigration into the crop.

He said there would be no editorial job losses in the coming year, but that more efficiencies would need to be found after that, with the BBC facing across-the-board cuts of 16% after the flat licence fee settlement with the government in 2010.

Union officials also dispute the owners' claims that the industry is facing across-the-board distress.

In 2012, with the airplane just 20percentthroughgh its entirely inadequate flight test plan (over 80percentt of the airplane's performance characteristics will remain untested in any planned flight test), we already know we are facing across-the-board failures to meet original specifications.