Hadn't people come here after being turned away from Runyon Canyon, with its even more panoramic views of the city, having confronted locked gates and the notice that Runyon was closing at 5 pm because of fire risks?
Demanding that laid-off workers be reinstated, mobs of militants have confronted owners and managers of big businesses, often assaulting them and damaging equipment.
At last a majority of justices has confronted the practical implications of the court's recent property rights jurisprudence and restored limitations that respect the public, not just private property.
The Washington Post also reported on Thursday that members of Mr. McCain's inner circle of advisers had confronted him directly about his ties to Ms. Iseman.
All of them have confronted this past to varying degrees, with Dlouhý perhaps taking the most controversial route in his recent refusal to apologise for his history.
In recent years, places like Birmingham and Montgomery, Ala., and institutions like the University of Mississippi have confronted and even embraced their roles in the battle for racial equality, building memorials and promoting sites associated with that era.
Some of them had confronted riot police, waving sticks at them.
In keeping with the pretence that Douglas's father, the Marquess of Queensberry, had confronted Wilde to save his son, the prosecution emphasised Wilde's corruptive influence on the younger Douglas.
Ari's one of a growing number of actors who have confronted near-perfect replications of their own likenesses.
