Sentence examples for face setting from inspiring English sources

"I couldn't face setting that example".

I made a dozen slow-motion turns down the 300-foot face, setting off sand avalanches around my feet.

"Now you know why Jews are hated," the man replies — and Arthur hits him in the face, setting off a brawl.

There are many ways to ask individuals from organising a special event, to writing to them, to asking in a face to face setting.

WHEN Tony Blair joins his fellow European leaders in Amsterdam on June 14th to negotiate a new European Union treaty, he will cast himself as Britain's Euro-friendly face, setting aside the doubts and obduracy of his Tory predecessors.

On rare occasions, it can even impart blinding pain, as an overly tight mask presses your glasses into your face, setting off sensitive nerve endings you did not know you possessed.

With the use of teleconferencing for grant peer-review panels increasing, further studies are necessary to determine the efficacy of the teleconference setting compared to the traditional onsite/face-to-face setting.

While the overall average ΔA was −0.09±0.02 for the face-to-face setting and −0.10±0.02 for the teleconference setting, statistically significant differences were observed between settings when the data were separated into subgroups of positive ΔA (an improvement in score) and negative ΔA (a worsening in score).

This is a way of supplementing patients seeing their doctor in a more conventional, face-to-face setting, and crucially it will give people more choice and the opportunity to access healthcare in a way that works for them".

Teaching online is a different experience from that of teaching in a face-to-face setting.

Role play in a face-to-face setting is becoming widely accepted as a useful pedagogy in nurse education.