Sentence examples for strange to face from inspiring English sources

He said it did not feel strange to face the team he nearly joined.

Sheets said it did not feel strange to face the Brewers because the team has changed since he left.

The Ivory Coast striker played for Galatasaray in a Champions League quarter-final tie against Mourinho's Real Madrid side last season, although the Portuguese boss admits it is still a "difficult and strange feeling" to face Drogba.

Mr. Kimmel has been open about how much he has idolized Mr. Letterman in his career and said it would be "a little bit strange" to have to face off against him every night.

If so, "Passing Strange" is not likely to face accusations of spreading the doctrine.

It's strange to see myself face to face with him.

Why is that strange, marionette-like child turned to face us, spread-eagled somewhat like a saviour on a cross?

COME February 3rd in Japan, you might wonder at the strange sight of people trying to face precisely south-south-east while gulping down long, fat sushi rolls in one go.

Anyone would see that as strange and the government needs to face the fact that expanding our coal and gas exports is not consistent with the imperative of keeping 80% of fossil fuel reserves in the ground.

In the novel, a young girl must endure puberty while also having to face a strange and new world populated by aliens known as Archbuilders.

Read on for more places that can bring out the strangest phobias -- and where to face those fears.