Sentence examples for figures to face from inspiring English sources

If so, Rosales figures to face stiff challenges from Sorenstam and Grace Park.

Testimony was to begin this year in Case 002, which involves the most senior figures to face the court.

He figures to face one or two right-handed batters a game, working ahead of the set-up man, Aaron Heilman, and the closer, Billy Wagner.

It's an interesting debate, but one that Labour in London needs its big figures to face up to, thrash out and resolve.

The opening statements set the stage for the trial of the 74-year-old Baca, one of the most prominent and powerful public figures to face criminal prosecution in California in decades.

This is a bleak figure to face when emerging into the industry as a new graduate.

Duch is the first senior Khmer Rouge figure to face trial and the only one to acknowledge responsibility for his actions.

The United States has hardly been challenged in this tournament and does not figure to face much resistance Sunday.

Duch was the first major Khmer Rouge figure to face trial more than three decades after the regime's brutal rule led to the deaths of 1.7 million people.

Ms. Tymoshenko is the most prominent, but by no means the only, opposition figure to face prosecution since Mr. Yanukovich came to power.

The latest public figure to face the shame shower is Bob Costas, the sports broadcaster who occasionally steps outside the chalk lines of the games he covers.