Sentence examples for face counter from inspiring English sources

R ' would mean to turn the right face counter clockwise.

For starters, Mr Bolton is expected to seek a 30-day UN deadline for Iran to back down or face counter-measures.

"No, you punched me in the face," countered Mr. Ahonen, who admits to pushing buttons to get what he needs from his forceful stars, whom he met at the American Academy of the Dramatic Arts a decade ago.

It warned Russia that it might face "counter-measures" if it broke World Trade Organization rules by imposing politically motivated trade sanctions on the EU and its partners.

The ABC reports that he will soon be deported back to Australia, where he will face counter-terrorism authorities.

An apostrophe means turn the face counter-clockwise.

B' = Back face counter-clockwise, 90 degrees(or clockwise, 270 degrees).

An example: D' means turn the down face counter-clockwise (anticlockwise).

Lido Bloemendaal had a festive vibe and tasty food, and a sea-facing counter where I dined and watched the sunset with my feet in the sand.

By late afternoon they claimed to have captured the town, but were facing counter-attacks from the Islamists.

The idea that the marathon bombings may have been carried out by two men acting as "lone wolves" underlines the daunting task facing counter-terrorism authorities in the US and across the western world.