Examples of using Is confronted in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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On the first night in the new home she is confronted with murderous intruders
The refugee crisis and blowback terrorism that Europe is confronted with are also repercussions from this foreign criminal conspiracy to subvert Syria.
In the film, Elizabeth is confronted at the altar of Old St Paul's Cathedral by Anthony Babington, who has a pistol charged with powder
Everyone is confronted with obstacles in their life,
While Madeline is confronted by a skeleton from her past,
Emerging market business is confronted with a high degree of uncertainty,
The clean split occurs when the child is confronted with two irreconcilable opposing viewpoints of someone who is important to them.
The European Union is confronted with these dilemmas not since yesterday
In the film, Elizabeth is confronted at the altar of Old St Paul's Cathedral by Anthony Babington, who is armed only(but unknowingly)
The human being of the modern age is confronted by the fruits of intellect
I need, I can, I will continue” is confronted with the every-day, life-long battle of overcoming life's obstacles.
The Florida man on trial for the robbery of 38 banks is confronted with damaging DNA evidence in court.
mythical violence is confronted by the divine.
Today's Tajikistan is confronted, as has been said already,
Dr. Ross, a kind-hearted and humane man at his old age is confronted by violence- both physical and emotional.
suddenly Tom is confronted with a deadly mystery
I urge you not to overlook what Nigeria is confronted with presently- Installed generating capacity that hovers around 9000mw;
When the brain is confronted with both a blurry image
Draghi's comments come as the ECB is confronted by an economy where robust growth is accompanied by anemic inflation.
Because man is open to the Cosmos in his breathing, he is confronted by the Sphinx.