Sentence examples for perhaps facing from inspiring English sources

What planet are we from, what seats were we in (and were they perhaps facing backward)?

Perhaps facing her son's color-blind future has made her more sober.

Now, perhaps facing the reality of life's inevitable developments, Hank has moved into a baseball position.

The Olympic Games are as decayed as a bad tooth, perhaps facing permanent extraction sometime in the future.

LOS ANGELES — In the wake of another shutout that ended a disastrous 2-9 thep, the Mets headed back to New York perhaps facing some changes.

If the Devils keep up their pace, they could repeat their championship, perhaps facing the Rangers in the tournament along the way.

"To beat Ipswich and perhaps face Middlesbrough, another north-eastern side, and repeat history.

The one who perhaps faced the greatest difficulty, and responded with such aplomb that his name might be forever linked with the subject is, of course, Willie Nelson.

Of course, others suffer the same perils and perhaps face the same sickening end: devoted aid workers, security staff, captured soldiers and more.

Apart from impeachment, Trump could, perhaps, face criminal charges, which would (theoretically) play out in the court system as opposed to Congress.

The hope is that these men will be identified, banned from attending Chelsea matches at the very least, and perhaps faced with criminal charges.