Sentence examples for had just confronted from inspiring English sources

Portugal's sovereign debt was also downgraded.In what had otherwise been a largely gaffe-free British election campaign, Gordon Brown was caught on microphone describing a 66-year-old woman who had just confronted him with a question on immigration as "bigoted".

you have just confronted them with the possibility of now.

Mr. Miyashita, manager of the Fuji View Hotel, had just been confronted with statistics showing that the number of low-frequency earthquakes, a major indicator of an impending volcanic eruption, had risen sharply near his hotel.

"On an internal level, it forced me to confront what had just happened; what it made me feel about my faith (and others who claimed to share that faith); and how did I want to construct my relationship with both God and my direct environment," he wrote to HuffPost. .

She said he had just left a 16th birthday party when officers confronted him on Saturday night.

"Confronted with that woman and her little baby who had just been born we lost our detachment," said Sollustri.

WASHINGTON — Senator Bob Dole had just assumed the mantle of Senate majority leader, after the Republican landslide of 1994, when he confronted a problem.

A man and a woman had just returned home when a man wearing a bullet-proof vest and carrying a gun drove up and confronted them, demanding money.

The team had just left a cafe in the town when at least three aggressive individuals approached our car, confronting and attacking us, says BBC Moscow correspondent Steve Rosenberg.

-- If Daly hadn't realized the men who just confronted her were cops, and if she'd attempted to drive away, would the agents have fired their guns at her?

11.55am: Sky have just shown footage of Cameron being confronted by the father of a disabled child as he left the Centre for Social Justice event.