Sentence examples for face with both from inspiring English sources

Programmers have to face with both parallel and distributed programming paradigms when designing an application.

"Oh my gosh, it's like focus groups," Ms. Peet said, covering her face with both forearms.

When she finished talking, she rubbed her face with both hands and the box of tissues came her way.

He slowly got up from his seat, too, and Kino found himself face to face with both of them.

Morozova was sitting behind Vera Dementieva in the players' box on Thursday, and when Suarez double-faulted on match point, Morozova covered her face with both hands.

In truth it was little more than the briefest of contacts but it led to an exaggerated fall, with Yarmolenko clutching his face with both hands.

It is the only time of year we can shut the engine down, relax and come face-to-face with both ourselves and the daily disappointments of ordinary existence that we are happy to ignore for the rest of the year.

"Black women are faced with both kinds of discrimination," Wilson said.

Faced with both firmness and offers of civility, the Ossetians will have difficulty holding out through the winter, he said.

He's faced with both a surge in demand and, because of government budget cuts, a threat to his financing.

His fearless, candid and deliberate style made him invaluable to our Company faced with both startup and new technology challenges.