Sentence examples for would never face from inspiring English sources

He would never face his accusers in court, as Mr. Scheungraber now must.

Twitter and Facebook were crowded with high-speed commentary rejoicing in his death, with a weak undertow of regret that Colonel Qaddafi would never face the kind of trial that he had used to humiliate so many.

Of course, in a perfect dream, Monmouth would never face Duke, particularly not in Greensboro, N.C., where there will be no sympathy from the home crowd for a heavy underdog.

Her right thumb was taped and her right biceps was in an elastic sleeve, but Vaughn, a senior, battled top-ranked Connecticut on Monday night as if she would never face the Huskies again.

Cosby's lawyers have also argued that he sat for the deposition only after the then district attorney, Bruce Castor, promised he would never face arrest in the Constand case.

Talking about some of the mistakes he's made, he shared an anecdote about a Russian entrepreneur encountering problems someone in the US would never face when trying to build an e-commerce business (major logistics issues in a large country, and couriers who steal both products and the cash they receive for, well, not delivering them to buyers).

What's the most irritating thing that you've ever had to deal with on a family vacation that you'd never face on a business trip?

In America, this is a constant concern for their unsubsidised theatre culture, and something we'd never face in this country.

I felt secure with the eight or nine flyover states ensuring I'd never face an awkward encounter in precarious situations; as I mutter to myself squeezing avocados in Whole Foods, for example.

I'd never faced him before.

They'd never faced such a devious enemy.