"We are now confronted with another trauma".
She is now confronted with a long and daunting legal process.
I am, today, here, now, confronted with the New Yorker's abyss: wasted space.
"We are now confronted with very clear evidence that it is simply not working.
As their accommodation is usually tied to the catering jobs, workers are now confronted with destitution.
The rubber-chicken circuit and constant fund-raising are now confronted with self-financed and nontraditional candidates who committed transgressions.
Now, confronted with these bits of pasta, unshapely, shoddy-looking — malfatti, in Italian — he had a dish: malfatti al maialino.
But now, confronted with Houellebecq's sub-Generation X ennui, I can't help but applaud the preening, self-righteous narcissist.
Four years later, President Bush is now confronted with similar circumstances, but the stakes are even higher.
Never mind Greene's "virtue of disloyalty", we are now confronted with its polar opposite: the vice of complicity.
After the years of suicide bombings, largely halted by the security wall, Jerusalem is now confronted with attacks by, in effect, suicide-drivers.
