Sentence examples for was facing something from inspiring English sources

He was facing something enormous and terrifying, that he could only face alone.

"Now I was facing something that was hard to do from the beginning, which was locking up the homeless without giving them a fair chance".

As Rousseff launched a digital revolt following the NSA scandal, the US government recognized it was facing something more serious than a bunch of UN experts or civil society activists from the South.

The Bath Chronicle saluted Springsteen's performance at Glastonbury, saying "As all the tickets were sold before Springsteen was even confirmed on the bill, he must have known he was facing something very rare for him – the musical equivalent of a sporting 'away match' where not everyone was necessarily a worshipper at the altar of Bruce".

We are facing something familiar, but they're facing something new.

The military here in the United States is facing something similar.

And so now we're facing something scarier.

There was a lot of alarm that we were facing something new.

The UK's energy supply is facing something of a mid-life crisis.

Today, we are facing something far more serious: a crisis of solvency.

But having charmed the pants off Australia, Crabb has been facing something of a backlash.