Sentence examples for forward to confronting from inspiring English sources

Mr Armstrong was clearly not looking forward to confronting them.

Sarkozy is a formidable campaigner, and he is looking forward to confronting Hollande face to face.

Diani Conti, a congresswoman from Kirchner's party, said that she looked forward to confronting Nisman: "We've sharpened our knives".

She said that she got tired of having to correct people, but that there was one person she'd look forward to confronting.

"I was looking forward to confronting him with his affidavit and his statements at the trial and comparing those statements to the truth," he said.

Andy Carroll is looking forward to confronting the club that discarded him but West Ham United's centre-foward remains adamant he harbours no bitterness towards Liverpool.

Also note the moment when a regiment with badges covered up comes forward to confront the crowd.

Each time an Ebola outbreak occurs, we need to learn from each epidemic and take that forward to confront the next.

Opposition lawmakers rushed forward to confront the committee chair amid accusations that he was attempting to ram a vote through at short notice.

If this has merely prompted you to wonder, "Why aren't there more preschools?" — then you are not Melody Stevens, a businesswoman from central New Jersey who has gone forward to confront the problem from the supply end.

This is an important shift, and in uncertain times it will be important that dangers and threats, as well as the policies and means put forward to confront them, are finely assessed.