Sentence examples for later confronted from inspiring English sources
McKee later confronted Lennon, whostepped forward and headbutted him.
Rainey later confronted Hempstead and called him an "effing cracker".
Elgizouli said she later confronted the imam, slapping him in the face.
Bonds later confronted the Cardinals' Eduardo Perez before apparently lecturing Lofton.
Judge Schultz, a Richardson appointee, later confronted Judge Murphy about the accusations, once while taping the conversation.
Mr. Brown was later confronted with the audio recording of the remarks while doing a radio interview for the BBC.
She later confronts the blasé Donna with what she saw.
The map that confronted Atwater — much like the one that would later confront the R.S.L.C. — was awash in blue.
That same choice will sooner or later confront the thousands of young people being demobilized in Liberia now.
When she later confronts him at work, Lester staples her idiot sons in the face, and his female colleague coos, "You're amazing".
Anyone who reads the papers or watches TV news sooner or later confronts something appalling — journalism is, among other things, a catalog of human cruelties.
