Sentence examples for has faced that from inspiring English sources
In fact, as the full-time whistle blew, Mignolet had conceded 10 goals from the last 14 shots he has faced that were on target.
Branagan has faced that kind of tunnel vision throughout his career, which began with an undergraduate degree in metallurgical engineering from Michigan Technological University in 1990.
EcoMedia itself has faced that charge because, critics complain, the EcoAd seal implies that EcoMedia has vetted the advertisers for the greenness of their environmental policies when there is no such review.
Oklahoma has put up gaudy numbers against tissue-soft defenses, and Kansas State, with the only unit it has faced that approximates Notre Dame's stalwart unit, held the Sooners to 19 points in their lone defeat.
Most of the other "Friends" actors have faced that issue with directors as well.
Clinton had faced that sort of questioning before, in September, on CBS's "Face the Nation," when John Dickerson led her into a swamp of platitudes.
Ten minutes earlier the man ranked 119th in the world had faced that same putt and, after meticulous deliberation, had dribbled his ball downhill and into the cup.
"It might have been easier to hit more benchmarks… we wouldn't have faced that down round".
Most of us have faced that sense of dread that comes when our phones lay drained and dysfunctional right when we need them the most.
