Sentence examples for zone facing from inspiring English sources

Rice then stood in the end zone facing the crowd with his hands on his hips.

There has been admiration for his courage in venturing outside the occupation headquarters in Baghdad's so-called Green Zone, facing the ever-present risk of assassination.

And, more important, they have a lot of conventional weapons; they have eleven thousand artillery tubes dug in along the edge of the demilitarized zone facing South Korea, with which they essentially hold South Korea hostage.

Yes, it's hard work, but the real hesitation comes from wandering outside your comfort zone, facing the risk that someone will say no, or you'll have to ask someone to do something they don't want to do.

On both materials, they formed long slender protrusions on the basolateral membrane, they were very rich in mitochondria, contained numerous nuclei, and showed signs of the presence of a clear zone facing the implanted material.

It was only Blackpool's third victory in 28 league games and came at a vital time as they had begun the day in the relegation zone, facing a drop to the third tier of English football only three seasons after being in the Premier League.

The euro zone faces two different but equally painful problems.

The euro zone faces a lengthy slog back to health.

Now the euro zone faces a series of fiscal crises (see my paper with Peter Boone).

Villa, three points above the relegation zone, face a tough trip to Arsenal on Sunday.

"We shouldn't underestimate the scale of the challenge the euro zone faces in early 2012," Mr. Hill said.