Torque is often confronted by pleading or accusing apparitions of the wife and children he does not recall murdering.
LOS ANGELES — When Andy Samberg reports for work these days, he is often confronted with questions he's never had to address before.
And yet, while the book can be antic and ingenious, the reader is often confronted with this question: Who is Pronek exactly?
The biographer, particularly the biographer of a contemporary, is often confronted with an ethical problem: how much of the truth, as he has been able to ascertain it, should be printed?
In the Glee-crazy US, the world's finest comic writer, David Sedaris, has remarked that on national signing tours he is often confronted with apparently redneck men who proudly push forward their fragrant adolescent sons and assure Mr Sedaris that they, too, are gay.
As a result, the City Planning Commission, which is charged with overseeing city zoning, is often confronted with de facto changes, and redraws zoning maps to match decisions by the board, a case of the tail wagging the dog, planners and other critics of the standards and appeals board say.
Capital defense lawyers say they are often confronted with victims' family members calling outside of court for execution.
Employers were often confronted by several unions at once, all demanding to bargain on behalf of workers.
In cases involving wiretap evidence, defense lawyers are often confronted with recordings of their clients ordering crimes or celebrating mayhem.
His characters are often confronted by people or groups who worship something so alien that their rituals don't conform to any identifiable modes of religious practice.
