Sentence examples for once faced by from inspiring English sources

It's reminiscent of the scenario once faced by Backe.

Mr. Benson said he felt compelled to fly here to participate in what advocates are calling a historic event reminiscent of the struggle once faced by interracial couples.

But, outside of his homeland, Psy now faces exactly the same problem once faced by the authors of The Birdie Song and, indeed, the makers of the Macarena and the architects of Una Paloma Blanca.

"They wanted him to say, 'He gave me an order, he made me, he was aware of everything.' " In April, investigators added a new charge: membership in an "organized criminal group," the same charge once faced by many of those whom Kolesnikov and his colleagues had investigated, including Magin.

She said the bright future Booth once faced was destroyed by drugs.

After all, Mr Zuma himself once faced corruption charges, escaping trial by the skin of his teeth on a legal technicality.

His sister Debra (portrayed by Jennifer Carpenter) has many similar characteristics, but once faced with the truth of Dexter, she unravels.

Earlier, addressing the opening of the summit meeting, Mr. Annan said: "This tragedy underlines once again the dangers faced by unarmed humanitarian workers serving the United Nations in conflict or post-conflict situations.

But these religions and ideologies seem to reflect something deeper: frustration at the humiliating choice faced by once-great civilizations heartsick at the pressure to discard bits of their own cultures to catch up with the nouveaux riches in the West.

Once she laments the ruin faced by people who have had children with black women.

Tony Blair once famously argued that if faced by a choice between the advice of a businessman and a politician, the electorate are always going to trust the businessman.