Sentence examples for said faces from inspiring English sources

But a candidate for president, he said, "faces a tougher barrier".

"All of my friends were here," she said, "faces I haven't seen in a long time".

Redbox, he said, faces the same challenge of getting the mix of titles just right.

FiOS, he said, faces a "very fierce competitive environment with the cable companies," adding, "The legacy core business is a real drag.

"Allow same-sex marriage here?" The Philippines, he said, faces so many problems "and yet we are bogged down by all these attacks against the family".

America, he has said, faces a new "Sputnik moment" and must "compete for the jobs and industries of our time" by spending more on research, education and infrastructure.

Sweden, he said, faced a vicious circle.

"Look out that way," Robinson said, facing the wind.

Labour's Stephen Twigg asked an urgent Commons question on plans he said faced "overwhelming opposition".

The financial system, they say, faces a crisis not of creditworthiness, but of liquidity.

"That way," they say, faces emotionless.