Sentence examples for possibly to face from inspiring English sources

But he was summoned to Paris possibly to face execution.

Police have asked more than 1,400 people who joined the demonstrations to report to police stations, possibly to face charges.

Instead of its usual practice of honoring its agreements with North Korea to send back illegal immigrants, possibly to face punishment, China allowed them to leave the country.

The Linke condemned the ease with which authorities will be able to deport some perpetrators considered to "pose a danger to the general public", possibly to face persecution in their homelands.

Sometime this fall, in an endless prosecution that shows both that the country is no longer a Communist monolith and that local authorities retain immense power, they are to be tried once more on the same charges, by the same local court, possibly to face another death sentence.

What could Hogan have possibly done to face accusations of misogyny?

I'm reserved to the point of total inarticulacy in person, but on the blog I was able to express things I couldn't possibly say face to face.

(015 Mother, Middle-SES)" The most commonly cited location for promotion of a parenting course was schools, possibly using face to face recruitment: " "Yeah, but also you kind of always try and read everything from the school you don't know… it might affect your kids".

Romney and Perry will be competing to face possibly the weakest incumbent since Jimmy Carter, with the world in turmoil and the economy adrift.

As day dawns, Andrea and Maddalena are led off, possibly in a tumbril, to face the revolutionary injustice of Madame La Guillotine, in a kind of grisly post-Wagnerian liebestod sung in McVicar's production by Jonas Kaufmann and Eva-Maria Westbroek.

I feared that if anyone found out I was possessed they would either think I was crazy and send me to an asylum or, if they actually believed me, I would have to face possibly being seen as evil myself.