Sentence examples for facing foes from inspiring English sources

In the West, the Red Wings of Coach Scotty Bowman, Captain Steve Yzerman and goalie Dominik Hasek get a week of rest before facing foes who will be weary and sore from a seven-game series and lengthy air travel.

The lady's scary journey included getting lost in a forest full of computers, trolls and a bad "news fox," as well as facing foes such as a "big orange monster". .

Such steps face foes at every turn not least in America's own Congress, which is suspicious of new treaties.

The elimination games of the medal round, in which teams cross over to face foes from the other bracket, begin with quarterfinal matches on Feb. 20.

Some groups engaged against ISIS appear to be backed by Saudi Arabia, an indication that ISIS may face foes increasingly well armed and financed.But it would take a concerted effort to defeat ISIS's militias in Iraq or Syria.

YouTube has an enviable lead in letting marketers do just that, but now it faces foes both gigantic and teensy.

Running and gunning can make for some great chases while the danger of death is never far away, particularly when facing multiple foes.

The top two meet in the final on Feb. 17. Sri Lanka will start the next stage facing two foes it has never beaten: New Zealand on Friday, then Australia, the five-time champion, on Sunday.

The logical route, the one that sticks closest to recent practices and minimizes disruption, would be one laid out in an article by Tyler Kepner on Nov. 17, with teams facing divisional foes 18 times (72 games), other league opponents six times (60 games) and teams from one division from the other league six times (30 games).

Against Rufin, he was facing a foe 12 years younger but far less accomplished.

And they understand the power they have in solidarity when facing a foe together.