Sentence examples for are faced in from inspiring English sources

The front (west/Norfolk Street) facade is "stuccoed and scored to simulate smooth-faced ashlar", though the other elevations are faced in brick.

The walls of the semicircular stairway are faced in glazed terra cotta all the way to the ceiling, the newel post covered with stars and a shimmering sunburst.

The new buildings, which constitute about 90percentt of the project, are faced in brick and designed to fit in with the surrounding architecture.

Swansea City and Newcastle United are faced in the next week and a failure to win either of those could leave them in a relegation fight before renewing acquaintances with Peterborough.

In 1977, for instance, the great economist John Kenneth Galbraith presented a BBC TV series called The Age of Uncertainty, contrasting "the great certainties in economic thought in the last century with the great uncertainty with which problems are faced in our time".

The tunnels, like the hotel itself, are faced in rough-cut boulders, and one gets the feeling, as one navigates these rocky corridors, of gradually approaching some sort of hidden inner sanctum -- the City of the Lost Massage -- although the piped-in music signals New Age rather than impending doom.

The regime we are facing in Egypt is not new.

Visualization is one of the bottlenecks we are facing in modern biology.

GensearchNGS addresses problems that smaller laboratories are facing in various ways.

Or to deal with whatever challenges they are facing in the pregnancy.

Be sure that your palms are facing in.