Sentence examples for plans to face from inspiring English sources

The patent office countered with plans to face the future by hiring new examiners and training them for two years, and by expanding its meager software library.

Di Canio completed his 11th new signing this week with the addition of Greek midfielder Charis Mavrias from Panathinaikos, although he is unlikely to feature in the Italian's plans to face the Saints.

Jim Courier, the American captain, plans to face No. 1 Novak Djokovic and Serbia in the Davis Cup quarterfinals with the same group — Sam Querrey, John Isner, and Bob and Mike Bryan — that beat Brazil in the first round.

Some aspects of the Port Imperial site were already "feng shui positive," like plans to face all the buildings toward the water — a placement considered most auspicious for those seeking to make money.

Smiley even felt compelled to write a letter to the Martha's Vineyard _Times: "Please be assured that, as soon as possible, our plans to face this building in old stone and screen it heavily to the road will be accomplished.

"When the A.P.R. first was introduced, I think all of our schools took it to heart and put in plans to face it and to fight it," said Karl Benson, the commissioner of the Western Athletic Conference.

He reoriented the building plan to face Amsterdam Avenue and restyled it in the Gothic.

Phillips said he was making the fundamental drills a higher priority than planning to face Green Bay on the road Sunday night.

Muḥammad ibn Tughluq also planned to face the Mongols by positioning and equipping himself at a safe distance from the northwest.

I planned to face down the spectre of my fear by going as far as I dared toward Canada, or the Livingston ship channel if the icebreaker had been through.

The regional and local press is paying a high price for a decade in which cost-cutting took precedence over any strategic planning to face the challenge of online media.