Sentence examples for face to face will from inspiring English sources

The show, entitled Face to Face, will feature 60 giant portraits by the artist Anthony Palliser, who was best man at de Brún's wedding to Princess Harshad Purna Devi of Morvi in Mumbai in 1981.

What happens in the final room (a dining space) catches me off guard – although I won't give the surprise away since Face to Face will hopefully be shown in other venues.

"Van Gogh: Face to Face" will be seen at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, from July 2 to Sept. 24 and at the Philadelphia Museum of Art from Oct. 22 to Jan . 14 , 2001

But my great concern is that in the eagerness to reform the system, we will unintentionally end up with a worse system -- one in which retail politics, where candidates meet voters face to face, will gradually disappear and money will become even more dominant.

Brown, who has the good fortune to be the first European Union leader to meet with the new president face to face, will be bringing a laundry list of agenda points ahead of a crucial G-20 meeting in London this April, along with a heavy dose of practicality about fixing the global economy.

If you don't want, or don't need help for any reason, confronting that person face to face will -hopefully- make things better.

It would be better face to face because the answer will come faster and will be more real and genuine.

Police hope meeting the children face-to-face will change drivers' behaviour.

Getting People Face-To-Face Will Increase Collaboration At Yahoo! Marissa Mayer decision to stop Yahoo!'s telecommuting has already been criticized by many.

The number of grants that will be reviewed face-to-face will be increased "by a factor of 10," Beaudet said, adding that he believes the hybrid system will "improve the quality of peer review".

For the Kremlin, a presidential face-to-face will hold more weight.