Sentence examples for quickly to face from inspiring English sources

They will need quickly to face up to the reality that in order to pursue US interests in the region, including stabilising Iraq and Afghanistan, the current standoff with Iran cannot continue, and that a greater degree of cooperation is unavoidable.

The House and Senate extended the debt ceiling, no strings, no filibusters (learning the Gallup Poll lesson) and the merging market central banks acted quickly to face reality of currency runs, proving they learned the Thailand lesson.

You may find that you can resolve issues more quickly face to face, and you and your colleague may have more common ground than you first realized.

Throw the other half over your left shoulder and quickly turn to face the mirror.

The visitor quickly comes face to face with the portrait of Cecilia Gallerani, also known as "The Lady with an Ermine" (pictured above).

As a manager of my own business, I sometimes made the mistake of firing people too quickly and had to face the repercussions.

I liked my baby brother very much: Philip was an enthusiast, always entertaining us with jokes and little performances, looking quickly from face to face for approval; he sat on his hands to keep them from waving about and swung his legs under his chair until it rocked.

She said a combined joint expeditionary force would be ready to deploy up to 10,000 troops "quickly and effectively to face any threat" by 2020.

Now, with concerns about Europe and a slowing U.S. economy back again, advisers and portfolio managers say that if the past two summers are a guide, even more clients will want to be able to quickly schedule face to face meetings.

Smoltz wanted to retire Perez quickly to avoid facing Cliff Floyd, who he said was the only power hitter left in the Mets' lineup.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn announced that the fund had activated an emergency financing mechanism, which would allow it to lend money more quickly to countries facing financial problems, as a result of the crisis.