face the day造句

• Exercise gets you ready to face the day rosy-cheeked and feeling your best.
• After another hour of sleep and a pancake breakfast, she is ready to face the day.
• As it led the way with oil, Bahrain is ahead in facing the day when oil runs out.
• "He said,'No,'that he was ready to face the day ."
• Come dawn, he's up to face the day _ and defenses bent on making his day miserable.
• You say no because you can just see his face the day he opens his paycheck and it's short.
• How can you face the day, let alone an entire year, when you can barely open your bloodshot eyes?
• And the ironic part is that so often, you're facing the same guys you faced the day before.
• He said he'd never forget the stricken look on his father's face the day he was sentenced.
• So, off you go to face the day armed with a cup of coffee or a Pop-Tart at best.
• And some of those who lost their firefighter sons do not want to face the day when they have to stop searching.
• The loud hecklers Albright and two other top National Security officials had faced the day before at Ohio State University seemed far away.
• He's going through a tough time, and you don't like to face the day it might end ."
• Then I dry my eyes and I'm ready to face the day, or go back to sleep as the case may be.
• "They don't want to face the day they cannot provide for their children in the future, so they do nothing.
• NBC reported that the Marine seen shooting the wounded Iraqi had himself been shot in the face the day before, but quickly returned to duty.
• NBC reported that the Marine seen shooting the wounded combatant had himself been shot in the face the day before, but quickly returned to duty.
• It was used in an episode of " The Wonder Years " where Kevin gets up in the morning and proudly faces the day.
• To upraise people so when they get up and have a lousy job to go to the next day, you feel more like facing the day.
• "Man, to see the look on her face the day she moved in, you don't put any price tag on that.