Sentence examples for originally confronted from inspiring English sources
The police originally confronted Mr. Flecha early Tuesday in Windsor Terrace after spotting him peering into the windows of parked vehicles, said Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman.
When originally confronted by officers on the street, after two firefighters stopped him, Mr. Klein said the fire "was just a joke," Andrew Heffernan, an assistant district attorney, said at Mr. Klein's arraignment Monday.
"When originally confronted last week, they flatly denied having anything to do with the unacceptable language and we took them at their word.
The foreign national, originally from Slovakia, was confronted by his first officer and was told he was in no state to be on the plane.
Now, however, the U.S. deployed the full panoply of surveillance technology originally developed to confront the Soviet foe against a single human target.
The fight between Warren and Pressly happened at Hollywood's Bootsy Bellows on Friday when the "My Name is Earl" actress confronted the model about the missing phone (originally reported as a missing purse).
In that case we appear to be confronted with the same problem as the one that originally raised the problem of temporary intrinsics.
Thus, intensive care physicians nowadays see themselves increasingly confronted with the need of additionally having to assume responsibilities originally pertaining to palliative care [ 1].
In a sense, a product originally intended for use on piles of smelly, dirty clothes was eclipsed by its exact opposite — a product used when women confronted a clean and tidy living room.
"We never confronted anybody".
