Sentence examples for to face being from inspiring English sources

Dickens didn't have to face being a living monument.

"You are going to face being called a nigger," Mo Morgan told Jabari.

Four million students were involved in protests, willing to face being beaten, gassed, or even shot.

We have a choice, to fight the terrorists or to face being consumed by the flames again," he said.

"Of course, and I've said this before, I'm prepared to face being voted out according to the regulations of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia," he said.

Le Figaro also warned that Sir Mark was just the first in a list of dubious characters to face being thrown out of the Mediterranean resort.

Face to face is sometimes easier".

Face to face is obviously best.

Talking with people face to face is even better.

"Face to Face" is being praised by scholars too.

The last person she wants to face is Donald Trump".