Sentence examples for facing as far from inspiring English sources

"As you talk with the lawyers and you talk with the individuals, as they recognize what they're facing as far as the charges, conviction and possible sentence," he said, "there are opportunities to continue to talk about it".

Family members and a nanny help, but, she said, "one hurdle that we're still facing as far as going away — or that myself, or my husband or my nanny is not there — is that Zak gets a hormone shot every night, and we're the only three people that know how".

Imagine how the PGA Tour would fare, relatively speaking, if there were only four U.S. -based events each year which attracted the game's best, and you start to understand what tennis faces as far as U.S. media and public relevance goes.

Part of that means pushing more aggressively into Canada, "whose farmers face the same problems that all farmers face, as far as their disadvantaged position in the [broader food] market," Baron says.

As a student at the University of Notre Dame, I was well aware of the challenges I would face as far as likely facing discrimination and being regarded as "different".

To pronate, simply try to get the bottom of your foot to face as far away from your other leg as possible.

Today is a slap in the face as far as being a minority goes".

Ironically, it is the mobile carriers that are pushing hardest for it.Strapped for spectrum, mobile carriers have done an about-face as far as Wi-Fi is concerned.

"I was on platform 4," he recalled, "and could only see part of the crowd, but it was one vast sea of faces, as far as the eye could reach".

Although it was Hemmings's body that sat astride the model and pushed the camera lens into her face, as far as history is concerned it was David Bailey who launched into what has become the clichéd patter of the fashion studio: "That's great, that's great," he coaxed the supine girl.

No matter your sports know-how, though, there's always room for Fallon with a silver lightning bolt painted on his face as far as we're concerned.