Sentence examples for half confronts from inspiring English sources

At one point, he interrogates himself, twisting round so that his pink-satined half confronts a pipe-smoking moustached half.

Instead Van Buyten was an untroubled centre-half confronted only by Nani and was able to wander forward (as in the diagram) to join in as Bayern enjoyed unrivalled possession.

The sheer quality wrapped around the shoulders of Shane Geraghty makes it inevitable that Northampton's fly-half will confront the southern hemisphere at Twickenham next month.

Here it is played in a violent storm so that the drenched, half-drowned Mary confronts the umbrella-shielded Elizabeth and finds herself goaded beyond endurance by her captor.

For more than a decade and a half, America has confronted one of the most profound crises in our nation's history.

PRESERVATIONISTS gnash their teeth when confronted with half a building -- some elegant landmark where the bottom or the top has been torn off or mutilated.

The two formed an uneasy alliance to defeat Mr. Milosevic at the ballot box in the fall of 2000, a result he refused to accept until confronted by half a million protesters.

fighters; when I went there and asked if anyone would speak with me, I was aggressively confronted by half a dozen armed Americans, one of whom said, "Absolutely not".

The Korengal Valley is a lonely outpost of regress: most of the valley's people practice Wahhabism, a more rigid variety of Islam than that followed by most Afghans, and about half of the fighters confronting the U.S. there are homegrown.

Poniatowski had in theory at his disposal a 48,000 strong Crown army and the Lithuanian army more than half that size to confront them.

A visit to Cuba forces any person with half a brain to confront the stupidity of US foreign policy being dominated by special interests.