Sentence examples for was faced with something from inspiring English sources

In the final game, Girardi was faced with something approaching a pitching crisis when his starter, Ivan Nova, faltered by surrendering back-to-back home runs in the first inning to Don Kelly and Delmon Young.

Upon entering my new abode, however, I was faced with something far more interesting; namely teetering Jenga-towers of black plastic and half-inch tape that occupied much of the living room, a veritable lost ark of outdated technology, untampered-with childhood memories, and every Schwarzenegger film known to man.

He was faced with something new every day.

Expecting that the name was a coincidence, I arrived in the space, and was faced with something I did not expect to see on any wall in central London, or any wall for that matter: a large photograph of the guy who played in goal for my Sunday league football team, steaming, on the dancefloor of Storm, emboldened by ice-pole blue VS and Carling, a totem of dutch-courage.

We were faced with something new in our experience.

No. Like the brigade commander, I am faced with something too immense to deal with.

But they were faced with something far more ruinous than unemployment.

●Admitting when you're faced with something you don't know how to solve.

As improvements arrive, "now we are faced with something strange," Mrs. Nedef said.

Now, whenever we're faced with something horrific, I think it's human instinct to want to run, and mentally that's what I did.

"To this day, when I'm faced with something and I think I'm going to fail, I stop and I think about that horse experience," he said.