Sentence examples for share of confrontations from inspiring English sources

Jack Crawford won his share of confrontations today by using his hands well, but there are still concerns on whether he'll turn the corner well in pass rush or anchor as a run defender.

"Banks did terrible things, investment banks did terrible things, a big insurance company named A.I.G. did terrible things, but basically none of that was enabled by the repeal of Glass-Steagall," said Alan Blinder, an economist at Princeton, who had his share of confrontations with Summers when he was a member of the C.E.A., in the first two years of the Clinton Administration.

Bellecourt was one of the spokesmen and founders of the American Indian Movement, and as the editor and publisher of the Lakota Times; I had my share of confrontations with AIM.

They noted the disgusting accommodations and the nauseating cuisine and discovered that the river town had its share of violent confrontations punctuated with gambling and drinking.

The latest spate of confrontations looks different.

A decade of antiwhaling work had exposed him to a fair share of angry storms and violent confrontations.

And students on site were able to use inflammatory images of confrontations between police and demonstrators (shared electronically) to induce more students to join their ranks.

Limit the people with whom you share these confrontations with to your closest friends.

DEMONSTRATIONS in Japan are generally ultra-polite affairs, and those in the southern island prefecture of Okinawa contain more than their share of greying residents who would normally abhor physical confrontation.

"Coda" depicts the inevitable showdown between Rick and Dawn Lerner's hospital-based police force, as the two authority figures go head to head in a confrontation complete with its fair share of casualties.

It is a scenario where apparent confrontation and polarization is portrayed to secure a share of the electoral pie.