Sentence examples for where she confronts from inspiring English sources

She crashes through a glass ceiling onto the stage where she confronts Justice Scalia with her concept of a living Constitution.

You can retrace Hemmings' footsteps up to the fateful clearing where he snaps Vanessa Redgrave in a clandestine clinch, then back down the steps where she confronts him.

The sequel, Ancillary Sword (Orbit, £8.99), follows Fleet Captain Breq Mianaai on a posting to Athoek station where she confronts the corruption at the heart of the Radch empire while trying to stabilise a volatile political situation.

The production, like the play, is at its best in the great trial scene where she confronts those accusing her of conspiring to murder both her husband and her lover's wife.

The scene where she confronts him tells us everything we need to know about the legal enslavement of women in 19th-century England: She: "Will you let me take our child and what remains of my fortune, and go?" He: "No".

Palmieri: She practices what she, you know … we understand that what's gonna matter is that moment where she confronts him. .

"I've been a distinguished teacher for years; I've bought kids clothes," said Donna Tollinchi, an eighth-grade math teacher, still shaken outside the meeting, at a performing arts center downtown, where she confronted Mr. Del Grosso.

In 1965 she took over the transport ministry, where she confronted the railway unions with a recommendation to close 2,000 stations and 3,000 miles of track -- a task proposed by the preceding Conservative government.

Stirred by the popular memory of traditional French kingship, she found her way from her peasant home at Domrémy (on the border of Champagne and Bar) to Chinon, where she confronted Charles with her astonishing inspiration: her "voices" proclaimed a divine commission to aid the king.

Collin reveals the vast historical range of her story, starting with her move, in the nineteen-forties, from her native North Carolina to New York, where she confronted the limited employment opportunities for black women and built a sort of freestyle artistic salon.

The show was formed in the wake of Rush's most recent studio album, Sleepstep, where she confronted a wide array of different personal emotions.