Sentence examples for likely to face off from inspiring English sources
(Barring losses, Florida State and Ohio State seem likely to face off in that game).
The two are likely to face off in the next presidential election, scheduled for 2010.
It promises to be another bruising campaign, with two Democratic congressmen likely to face off in a primary in April.
Mr. Thompson is likely to face off against Representative Anthony D. Weiner in this fall's Democratic primary.
Analysts say two of the three are likely to face off in a July runoff that will be held if no candidate gets more than 50 percent — considered unlikely given the number of candidates.
With fellow Republican Joe Walsh drawn into the 14th District, Rep. Randy Hultgren is likely to face off with him in a Republican primary.
Yet the numerous non-Islamist contenders are more likely to weaken each other, perhaps leaving two Muslim Brothers, former and current, to face off in the final.
To face off: Google and Groupon.
About to face off with Vince Carter and Kobe Bryant.
Regeneron's drug is likely to face competition from off-label use of Genentech's cancer drug Avastin.
Preliminary tallies suggest the incumbent, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, is in the lead but likely to face a run-off in November against a former diplomat, Winston Tubman, and his charismatic running mate, ex-footballer George Weah.
