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Discover LudwigThe phrase "face road" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English
It may be interpreted as grammatically incorrect or incomplete. Instead, you can use phrases such as "face the road" or "road facing." Here's an example of how you can use the phrase "face the road": "The front of the building should face the road for maximum visibility."
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Then they face road games against Drexel and Old Dominion.
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Numerous locations across the country faced road closures, with trains in Hampshire affected by a landslide.
While the look of these homes has undoubtedly improved, the manufactured housing industry still faces road blocks.
The loss was the fourth straight for the Red Storm, which fell to 4-10 and 0-4 in the Big East and which faces road games at Georgetown and Rutgers next.
The greatest hurdle facing road pricing reform is political commitment.
In the temperate zone the major issue facing road users was the thickness of ash on the road.
While they've all faced road bumps, not once has anyone ever expressed regret.
Garage and hangar doors may not face the road.
They aren't in the driveway and don't face the road.
Now, the Bulls face another road without their most dynamic star, but not one as long as originally feared.
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