Sentence examples for blue facing from inspiring English sources

"We're going to line up, blue facing gray," he shouts.

The devices were bent around a tightly drawn varnish-coated copper wire (orange) of varied radius, R, with the semiconducting film (blue) facing outwards.

The change from polite to in-your-face styles was dramatic, but rather intriguing — especially the square 1980s coats and the vivid innocent-meets-experience colors like baby blue facing off shocking pink.

Sky Blue faced the Freedom, a club it had not beaten in three tries during the season, with renewed belief.

At a show, when White sees the "blue faces" (people with heads tilted at their phones), he assumes that people don't like the song.

Now imagine if all the blue faced people were treated differently when looking for a job, or seeking medical help, or asking for a friends support.

Fans, many of them dressed in the Indian team blue, faces painted, flags aloft queued in excitement.

The outer domain (coloured blue) faces away from the trimer axis and is exposed on the envelope surface.

with the Liberty Stadium hosting Ospreys v Scarlets and the Blues facing the Dragons at the Arms Park.

But, with Blues facing a repeat if they lose at Bolton on Saturday, the popular former City midfielder still believes his boyhood team can stay up.

The Blues face Stoke today at the Britannia Stadium, with the former England striker Michael Owen set to make his debut for the home side.