Sentence examples for who is bracing from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, Toomer will retreat slightly and break, avoiding a cornerback who is bracing himself for hand-to-hand combat.

David Cameron, who is bracing himself for another bumpy week after the "rebellion" over an EU referendum, has issued instructions to ministers to avoid any pitfalls next week.

"How can we not be angry when the government cuts our earnings so much?" said Mr. Zorzios, who is bracing for yet another reduction in the latest austerity plan forged this week.

The prime minister, who is bracing himself for another bumpy week after the "rebellion" over an EU referendum, has issued instructions to ministers to avoid any pitfalls next week.

The results came as a relief to investors, who were bracing for a big slowdown in Google's business.

Retailers who were bracing for slow sales have been pleasantly surprised, said Richard Santoro, assistant vice president of the New Jersey Retail Merchants Association.

Mr. Obey is one of nearly a dozen well-established House Democrats who are bracing for something they rarely face: serious competition.

The psychological impact of their coup – which comes just days after a suicide bomber disguised as a policeman killed the provincial chief of police – is already being felt by Kandahar residents, who are bracing for a wave of attacks.

"Snowmageddon!" The president's appearance was the latest in a series of party events as he tries to boost the spirits of Democrats who are bracing for the midterm elections.

His agenda may surprise some Congressional Democrats and White House officials who are bracing for Mr. Issa to paper Washington with investigative subpoenas in a broader crusade to bring down President Obama.

Mr. Bloomberg's role could be significant, particularly in the heavily Democratic New York City area, where his popularity may be helpful to several Republican senators who are bracing for strong challenges.