Sentence examples for face lanes from inspiring English sources
Thousands of barren yards, marked by chicken-wire fences and festooned with clotheslines, face dirt lanes dignified by hand-lettered wooden street signs.
The safety cameras commonly set on highways or urban roads face the lanes and capture the vehicle images of back view.
As you face the lane, imagine its boards grouped into three sections: outside left (towards the left gutter), middle, and outside right (towards the right gutter).
The problem is that the words "commercially reasonable," on their face, imply slow-lane and fast-lane deals, whereby carriers like AT&T and Comcast would favor the strong and hurt the weak, while enriching themselves in the process.
Unaccredited drivers who stray into the lanes face a penalty charge of £130.
The designers have added one thrilling tweak: most traffic lanes face each other head on without barriers!
Those who stray into operational Games lanes face a penalty charge of £130, while illegally parked vehicles will be removed to a pound and may incur a release fee of £200.
Ordinary motorists going into the lanes face fines of £130.
Motorists caught driving in bus lanes face a £60 penalty, which is halved if it is paid promptly.
We wander through the quiet residential lanes facing away from the city centre on the north side of the Montmartre hill, past Renoir's house and the steeply sloping vineyard, just visible in the dark.
