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Discover LudwigThe phrase "face being" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something that is directly encountering or dealing with a particular situation or emotion. Example: She struggled to maintain a brave face being on stage in front of a large audience. In this sentence, the phrase "face being" indicates that the person is actively facing or dealing with the challenge of performing in front of an audience.
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The parents face being plunged into poverty.
You can't face being alone with yourself?
Underperforming schools face being turned into academies.
"I can't face being in the sequel".
She couldn't face being left alone.
These are the people who cannot face being defeated.
These are the people who cannot face being criticized.
They now face being trapped in their own country.
Several hospitals face being "gutted" of key services, say critics.
She says she could not face being returned to Nauru.
The Phoenix Four now face being banned as company directors.
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