Sentence examples for new showdown from inspiring English sources
After an impressive victory in the House, campaign finance reform is headed to a new showdown in the Senate.
Today, William Welch II, the same federal prosecutor who is pressing espionage charges against Thomas Drake, sparked a new showdown against the press.
Voters overwhelmingly approved a referendum intended to promote reconciliation in their troubled archipelago, but a new showdown loomed between President Azali Assoumani and his rivals.
Steeled "to act cool," Jasmine went to his house in the Castle Hill section of the Bronx for a new showdown that would leave her with her pride.
A new showdown between these rival titles could show how much life – and cash – there is left in the military combat game.
That apparently dashed Mrs. Clinton's hopes of a new showdown in a state she feels she could win, and it left the state's delegates in limbo.
The outcome amounted to a warning shot to the leadership from its right flank that conservatives are serious when they say they will not support measures that do not meet their fiscal ideals, a position that is not going to make Mr. Boehner's life any easier as he heads into new showdowns over raising the federal debt limit and deficit reduction.
That means the 113th Congress could end up being as unproductive as the 112th, dominated by new showdowns over spending cuts and raising the debt ceiling, eating into time Barack Obama wants for his ambitious programme that includes immigration reform and gun control.
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Congress left on Friday for a summer recess of more than a month, after a week in which Republicans' divisions with one another and with President Obama suggested a new budget showdown may be coming in the fall.
It hoped to avoid a new military showdown at a time when international unity was frayed and feared that another round of inconclusive airstrikes against Iraqi military and industrial targets might have complicated Mr. Gore's presidential campaign.
