Sentence examples for faced of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "faced of" is not correct in written English
The phrase you're looking for is "faced off" or "faced off against". For example, "The two teams faced off in the championship game".
And it belied the even-keeled nature that has kept his team encouraged in the faced of adversity.
Before the game, Collins surmised that the quality of left-handed pitchers the Mets had faced of late had contributed to Duda's struggles.
In light of the financial challenges our company has faced of late, I'd like to make you aware of some exciting staffing adjustments.
The exterior may indicate the difficulty architects faced of finding an authentic institutional expression in the late 20th century: it is a deliberately anti-monumental monument.
Updated at 9.43pm GMT 9.36pm GMT Wicket!! Trott c Watling b Boult 121 The first ball he faced of the day, he had a nibble and tickled it straight behind for a routine catch for BJ Watling.
By Colin Nissan November 13, 2014 In light of the financial challenges our company has faced of late, I'd like to make you aware of some exciting staffing adjustments.
Most shame-faced of all should be the men and women who run the PR departments of the car companies.
WIMBLEDON, England — Pursed lips and grimaces are like shouts and howls for Venus Williams, the more poker-faced of the two sisters who have won so many Wimbledons.
If this most baby-faced of assassins were English he would, at best, be playing Churchill Cup rugby this summer and hoping for a cap sometime around 2012.
G-Dragon, the most baby-faced of the group, greeted the audience from behind an impasto of smoky makeup while Taeyang strutted in braids and a bandanna, plus pants that fell well below the natural waistline.
