Sentences with phrase «face to face with»

Along the way, he's come face to face with the differing views of solar, and he attempts to pull them all together and put them in perspective in his new book, Taming the Sun.

The bear, an adventurous vanguard from its home range in the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem of northwestern Montana, could be an unwitting pioneer on a path that may one day bring grizzlies from the Northern Continental Divide face to face with cousins long isolated in Yellowstone, say an interagency team of Montana and Wyoming biologists.

Had the then -67-year-old Hoffman — who brought mainstream culture face to face with autism in Rain Man and went mano a mano with an Ebola - like filovirus in Outbreak — never quite broken character from his 1982 film Tootsie?

For example, a person suffering from a spider phobia will gradually and increasingly come face to face with spiders.

What Girard has found is that «it's almost better to sit down and talk face to face with certain people,» to discuss broad topics like sea - level rise or the threat of storms like Superstorm Sandy at the local level, project by project rather than systematically.

Dr. Margaret Hunter comes face to face with a manatee during field research by the USGS Sirenia Project at Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge, Florida.

It was in the Philippines that Bergman first came face to face with terrible poverty.

After a few mouse clicks, you come face to face with a magical forest scene, the kind of image that publishers of fantasy fiction prefer for their cover plates.

We are thus brought face to face with the question of why modern science is a product solely of Western civilisation, and never arose in India, Islam or even China.

At the height of the heatwave, railstrikes and traffic jams, Feedback got a phone call which brought us face to face with our own Room 101.

Participants were randomised to receive a breathing exercise intervention delivered via DVD (261 people), or face to face with a physiotherapist (132 people).

And the touching scene when Darwin meets Jenny the orang - utan — the first time he'd come face to face with a great ape — is beautifully executed, brilliantly capturing the humanity of our fellow apes.

The second existential system is vivid, concrete and highly personal; it is triggered not by subtle and abstract thoughts but by actually coming face to face with death.

Still, the photographer did come face to face with the jumping spider (Aelurillus cristatopalpus), many a rugged species of ant — including the nutcracker (Pheidole capensis)-- and much lush and colourful plant life, including this Alice sundew (Drosera aliciae).

«If we came face to face with life outside of Earth, we would actually be pretty upbeat about it,» said Arizona State University Assistant Professor of Psychology Michael Varnum.

Coming face to face with someone who has the power to win an important contest can be unnerving.

Whether it's fiction or a real - life interaction, rarely are we put face to face with a robot.

Try to meet face to face with some of your online buddies, either invite them to visit your group, go for a coffee, or arrange that you will meet in a scientific conference.

A large contingent of students from Martin Van Buren HS in Queens Village made the trip to Washington, D.C. and came face to face with graduates from Marjory Stoneman Douglas HS in Florida who had lost loved ones.

Ms Smeeth came face to face with Marc Wadsworth - the activist who left her in tears at the launch of the Labour anti-Semitism report after accusing her of working «hand in hand» with the press - at the hearing.

Agyepong will be available for selection as the Black Stars come face to face with Japan and Iceland next month in international friendly encounters.

A large contingent of students from Martin Van Buren HS in Queens Village made the trip to Washington, D.C., and came face to face with graduates from Marjory Stoneman Douglas HS in Florida.

• Don't rely on charms to protect you from death — Scientist Kunle Falayi In May 2017, three months after 34 - year - old police corporal, Ade Daniel (not real name), was posted to the Special Anti-Robbery Squad of the Ogun State Police Command, he came face to face with death.

«It was hard for me to sit through this case and come face to face with the person I was a few years ago,» Adam Skelos said, adding, «I've had my struggles in life, but now realize that I can't use them as an excuse for my conduct.»

«As it is the transition process has not really started yet, because we haven't been able to sit down face to face with the government to begin anything because there are no handing over notes which all boils down to the fact that the Administrator General is not properly empowered to ensure that things moves on smoothly.

RIKERS: AN AMERICAN JAIL, a riveting new documentary from Bill Moyers, brings you face to face with men and women who have endured incarceration at Rikers Island.

The Asutifi branch of the Invincible Forces has threatened to deal ruthlessly with its Member of Parliament and District Chief Executive should they come face to face with them.

General News of Thursday, 17 May 2018 Source: rainbowradioonline.com Some members of Invincible Forces The Asutifi branch of the Invincible Forces has threatened to deal ruthlessly with its Member of Parliament and District Chief Executive should they come face to face with them.

This may be the year when we finally come face to face with ourselves; finally just lay back and say it — that we are really just a nation of 320 million used car salesmen with all the money we need to buy guns, and no qualms at all about killing anybody else in the world who tries to make us uncomfortable.

«If Nana should be sitting face to face with me, I would have asked him about his relationship with his late dad.»

He went on to say, «They had the opportunity to see some of the heaviest hit spots in the County, and got to speak face to face with many owners of homes that were destroyed.»

John Dramani came face to face with Northern Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) Daniel Bugri Naabu for the first time since the NPP stalwart made scathing allegations against him.

Indeed, our club professional was startled one day to find himself face to face with Clint Eastwood, but was able to «make his day» by allocating a tee time for him and his colleagues.

After reading your long letter to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, I came face to face with a man who is eager to side with the oppressor against the oppressed.

Through its campaigning and negotiating — ordinary people brought face to face with politicians and businessmen with «testimonies» about how they live their lives — the organisation was successful in getting Ken Livingstone, the former mayor of London, to back a living wage in the capital, and to persuade the current mayor, Boris Johnson, to maintain it.

Young gypsies and travellers are on Facebook... they are as exposed to the modern world as any teenager — but they are also coming face to face with the prejudice, hatred and bigotry that dominates much of the public discourse.

Next Monday the prime minister will come face to face with those backbenchers — well, sort of — when he answers their questions at the despatch box.

I was reminded of this anecdote from within the legal profession when reporters finally came face to face with Dean Skelos Tuesday outside the Capitol.

Being face to face with the Lib Dems» campaigning and local government record does not make for a friendly disposition to their party, and we all know that - as with, say, elections in London or Scotland - will force us to seek out Lib Dem support if we're to win elections.

From elephant - shaped medicine dispensers to a blowout - blocker diaper extension, we as parents come face to face with a multitude of genius problem - solving products designed to keep our kids safe and healthy.

Studies show that mamas who use forums were more likely to ask for help when they needed it (for all issues — baby parenting, health advice, and more), knew more than mamas who never participated in forums (for example, knew the best ways to get a baby to sleep), and were more likely to get together face to face with other new mamas (because they?d set up groups and meetings online).

It's a lot easier to be an anonymous voice behind a computer when you are not, you know, face to face with people.

But once the final divorce papers arrived and he was no longer married, David came face to face with a new reality.

Extensive research is excellent preparation, but before you are face to face with such a tremendous force of nature, such as childbirth, you can't know exactly how things are going to go down physically, emotionally, or mentally.

But before that could happen, all my beliefs about child birth had to change and I had to come face to face with the fact that I had bought into an embarrassing amount of crap, and that — at least in some cases — I should have known better.

You can't possibly expect to find an article with solutions to your unique parenting problems at home, especially when you aren't talking face to face with an experienced parenting expert who's getting a really good glimpse of your specific family dynamic.

Over four exciting days, you will come face to face with thousands of colleagues from districts across the nation, allowing you the opportunity to discuss trends, swap tips, exchange ideas and benchmark your current practices.

December 1990 Program on the dangers of silicone breast implants airs on «Face to Face with Connie Chung.»

She is climbing the biggest mountain of her life - breathing, focusing on getting through the next contraction, and continuing the climb until she comes face to face with the little life that will change her life and her partner's life forever.

A learning challenge means you'll come face to face with your pessimism and lack of faith through tears of mourning for the child you don't have.