Sentence examples for in a face-off from inspiring English sources

Then they put me in a face-off with the previous record-holder.

But in a face-off, in a head-to-head, he's nowhere bloody close," Moffat laughed.

And that has Ms. Scarbro and other residents of western Raleigh County in a face-off of their own.

It could outfit opposing teams in a face-off: woodlands chic vs. Euro-slickster, British crisp vs. slacker style.

And both Republican candidates fare well against the president in a face-off question on the economy.

But all the opinion polls show Mr. Sarkozy losing to Mr. Hollande in a face-off two weeks later.

And the same two clubs – and Aston Villa – are in a face-off for Burnley's Kieran Trippier.

One of them shows a cross-looking King John in a face-off with a determined baron who is leaning threateningly on his sword (right).

"You ever see one of those old girls in a face-off with a double stroller in a narrow New York City supermarket aisle?

—Quebec and Uber are in a face off that may see the ride-hailing service quit the province in October.

In a face off at a promotional event the two got into a scuffle and immediately the bout drew widespread attention.