Sentence examples for showdown to be from inspiring English sources

The final showdown, to be televised on Tuesday, will not only resolve the continuing competition: it will also probably provide laughs instead of laughingstocks.

The romantic showdown, to be aired again this morning on Radio 4 in the weekly omnibus, marks a terrible twist in the fortunes of Kirsty Miller, who had hoped to be Mrs Tom Archer by now.

The Showdown promises to be another belter If you'd said a month back that the Showdown would pit 5th against 13th you probably wouldn't have budgeted on the Crows being the better-placed of the two sides, but ladder positioning rarely matters in these encounters anyway.

He had argued that he had done everything possible to avert a showdown, only to be frustrated by Democratic intransigence.

Brook does not want to hang around until then and is therefore calling out other high-level opponents for a July showdown, ideally to be held at another, larger venue in his home town – Sheffield United FC's Bramall Lane.

After that, the Clinton-Lazio showdown seemed to be a letdown for some Mamaroneck voters, even those who favor Mrs. Clinton, leading to a small but discernable wave of Giuliani nostalgia.

The site of Wednesday's showdown happened to be Khartoum, Sudan's swelteringly hot and usually anodyne capital (unless, of course, you're an outspoken woman who is punished for wearing trousers in public).

Both teams are 2-0, handed haNorth Korea and Columbiaumbia each losses, so the showdown promises to be an exciting one.

Given Rick's extremely rigid morale [sic] code and Shane's now demonstrated willingness to do whatever it takes to survive, the showdown promises to be bigger than just a battle of two alpha males.

The potential title unification showdown is said to be in the works for Jan . 29

But it is a showdown that appears to be increasingly unrelated to the French market's demands.