Sentence examples for being face from inspiring English sources

"I remember it being face down".

Not that I envisaged being face down in Leicester Square after celebrating my GCSEs.

While the conflict plays out, private colleges, for the time being, face another barrier.

"What's meaningful is being reminded that being face to face can't be substituted".

The Devils' coaching staff often tells the team not to take careless penalties, and being caught throwing a punch after being face washed certainly qualifies.

Being face to face with an animal trapped in amber is almost as if a wormhole opened and you're staring down into earth's history.

Add to this the fact that as human beings, as well as being face-obsessed, we love stories.

Steven Leckart wrote in Maxim that eating one was "like being face-fucked by Satan".

But we're big on speed and a piece of that is being face-to-face, since there's no e-mail misinterpretation or trying to get hold of people.

During them, "You experience anxiety at the notion of being face-to-face with your loved ones, because they will read from your dull eyes that which you can no longer hide — that you don't love them, never will again".

"The entire history of communication has been trying to approximate the experience of being face-to-face when you are not in the same room," said James McQuivey, an analyst at Forrester Research.