The phrase "adventure facing" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where one is discussing challenges or experiences encountered during an adventure, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The adventure facing the explorers was fraught with unexpected dangers and obstacles."
Alternatives: "challenges ahead" or "trials to confront".
To do so you must embrace adventure, face your destiny, and help create the next Mountain Dew.
He imagined them in all sorts of adventures, facing impossible difficulties.
"In a culture immersed in technology, Instagram is reviving adventure, face to face community and real relationships.
While part of the adventure is facing the unknown, people can get themselves seriously endangered, die, or just have no fun whatsoever when they fail to plan.
In Freckleface Strawberry's latest adventure, Freckleface faces peer skepticism over her choice of best friends, a large boy nicknamed Windy Pants because, as he says, "of the wind in…never mind".
Worsley's last journey stands as a remarkable achievement of endurance and the human spirit, but it's also a reminder of the more sobering realities that anyone who seeks the joy of adventure must face: not all wounds heal.
Always game for adventure, Suzanne faced challenge with great soul.
In the upcoming Season 4 premiere, "A River Runs Through Bob," airing Sunday, Sept. 29 at 8 30 p.m. ET, Bob (H. Jon Benjamin, Linda John Robertsts) and the kids go on a camping adventure and face the perils of nature... and Bob's intestines.
The latest of these adventures, "Faces Places," finds Ms. Varda in the company of a younger comrade, the 34-year-old French photographer and environmental artist known as JR.
At an adventure travel agency facing the chocolate waters of the Mekong River, Andre Ruys, the Dutch owner, studied a map of Cambodia and lamented that many road-paving projects were stalled, losing the dry season, largely because donors are unsure of the composition of the new government.
