Sentence examples for next confronted from inspiring English sources

Charles next confronted the Russians, victoriously attacking them at Narva (Nov. 30, 1700).

Charles next confronted the Russians, victoriously attacking them at Narva (November 30 , 1700.

After learning that Whitman is "not partial to strawberries," the reader is next confronted with sacks of rats.

So, when you are next confronted by non-mammalian synapsids, whether on television, at a museum, or in a book on prehistoric life, take a moment to use your tree thinking skills.

The reeling Lette next confronts his wife, Fanny Lisa Joycee), who sincerely professes her love but doesn't give much comfort on the sore subject.

Addressing the charity's future plans, Hunt said she hopes to next confront the "very narrow idea of what it is to be gay" in the UK, particularly in the media, which she believes effects how LGBT feel they can behave.

(In the first edition, the ratio between "set" and "Paradise Lost" was closer to 2 to 3; that gives an idea of what the language has been up to in seven decades while the OED waited and watched). We next confront the vexing fact that the words that cause the most trouble - words like "set" and "black" and "water" - are just the ones least likely to be looked up.

Whether that 200-year friendship can last much longer will be the question that next confronts the Supreme Court.

Our next President, confronted with Saddam's tanks rolling through Kuwait to Saudi Arabia, will prepare to counterattack.

Third, patients could fill in where they would go the next time, confronted with similar symptoms; this was a multiple choice question.

Perhaps in a future show he can break through to the next level, confronting the Krispy Kreme universe in all its weird glory.