Sentence examples for showdown with that from inspiring English sources
It's butternut squash season, and we all know what that means: time for a showdown with that tough-skinned gourd.
The recommendations published on Wednesday are the latest episode in the EU executive's showdown with Poland that could ultimately lead to Warsaw being stripped of its voting rights over European laws.
Yet the FBI is, for now, spared a showdown with Apple that saw an unprecedented near-unanimity of leading tech firms, more than a dozen of which rallied to Apple's defense in court.
While Fiji are the next opponents in Saturday's non-cap international at Thomond Park, it is the showdown with Argentina that will dominate the management's thinking.
They are concerned it would set up a politically damaging showdown with Congress that would diminish the president's political capital ahead of a year-end spending fight and a high-stakes lame-duck session of Congress".
"So this is what it should be," he said of the showdown with Boston that begins tonight in the Bronx.
He talked breezily about his pregame reading routine, his summer tutoring sessions with Hakeem Olajuwon and this celebrated showdown with Kevin Durant that seems close to a conclusion.
WASHINGTON — The decision by the state-owned Dubai company seeking to manage some terminal operations at six American ports to drop out of the dealaverted a showdown with Congress that President George W. Bush was all but certain to lose.
In delivering a formal warning to Poland's government about jeopardising "the rule of law", the European commission (EC) has set up a showdown with Warsaw that it cannot be entirely sure of winning.
The action averted a showdown with Congress that Mr. Bush was all but certain to lose, as signaled on Wednesday by a 62-to-2 vote of the House Appropriations Committee to reject the transfer, because it allowed the sale of some terminal operations to an Arab state company.
In Washington, lawmakers appear to have a very different understanding of what that justice should look like, with an administration that appears willing to risk a showdown with a court that U.S. allies around the world will not easily abandon.
