Sentence examples for storm head-on from inspiring English sources

Ms. Davis, an Oscar nominee for best supporting actress for "Doubt" in 2008, addressed the storm head-on at a recent lunch in New York honoring "The Help," one of her rare forays into awards-season campaigning.

Learning how to give an honest, sincere apology teaches you how to face the storms head-on, maintain your integrity, take power over your fear and renew the trust in your relationship and within yourself.

"But it is time, past time for the legislature to face this economic storm head on.

But America needs leaders who are willing to face the storm head on, even as they pray for God's strength and wisdom so that they can do what they believe is right.

The couple embraced the storm head on and even had their first dance to 'Ophelia' by the Lumineers.

I think the idea is that the ship is too big to weather the storm head on, so they've cannibalized it and made it into a couple big whaleboats, more maneuverable and easier to harpoon from.

So, of course, cable news donned some raincoats and took the storm head on.

While the groups of swarming enemy cops still fare little better in terms of overall common sense – often storming in head-on or getting stuck in rooms en masse – Payday 2: Crimewave Edition has enough additional content to justify the upgrade in other departments.

The hurricane has killed at least 102 people so far, the death toll in struggling Haiti alone rising to 98, local officials told Reuters, as the storm headed northward on Thursday battering the Bahamas en route to Florida.

The storm likely won't hit Tampa head-on, but it could lash the city with rain and strong winds just as the convention ramps up.

As the storm headed west-northwestward on August 31, it passed by the Lesser Antilles as a Category 2 hurricane.