Sentence examples for gladly faced from inspiring English sources

Rather than appear before the cameras, I would have gladly faced a firing squad.

Mike Hatch, the state's attorney general, said he would gladly face off with the Food and Drug Administration, which opposes drug imports, if the federal government challenged the state plan in court.

Alas, most citizens, faced with the imminent destruction of their way of life, will gladly exchange freedom for safety.

The city council complained to the Duke of Saxony that printers faced losing "house, home, and all their livelihood" because "that which one would gladly sell, and for which there is demand, they are not allowed to have or sell".

At the Whitney, Ms. Streb will perform in "Man Walking Down the Side of a Building":First I told her, face to face, "I'd gladly do the walk without a harness".

Facing life in prison Koecher said he "gladly" agreed to flip and told the FBI some of what he knew.

He has never, himself, done anything for which to be hated––which of us has?––and yet he is facing, daily and nightly, people who would gladly see him dead, and he knows it.

And let's face it, there are more than enough Blue Dog Democrats who will go along and gladly.

I'll gladly admit to being a fan of HTC's wares, but there's no denying that company is still facing its share of financial woes.

It's part of the cultural collective memory because it's been around so long: David Tennant feels weird about having his face on cakes (I would make some filthy note about many people gladly eating David Tennant's face here, but I think it not proper or fitting) - Russell T feels strange (but ebullient) about having the innards of his brain splashed onscreen.

The spring issue of Fantastic Man arrived just as I was leaving for Detroit, for a fashion talk at the contemporary art museum, and I gladly stuffed Tom Ford's face into my book bag.