Sentence examples for faced out on from inspiring English sources

It faced out on to the Thames; on the other side was Battersea power station, being turned by Malaysian investors into luxury flats.

This endearing instrument, decorated by the artist Amanda de Souza (with lettering spelling out "Play Me" and "Hello Friend"), faced out on a tranquil pond.

The architects imagined soaring Moorish arches and huge windows that faced out on to lush vegetation, with water running into fountains and perfect ventilation to catch the breeze.

We were also disconcerted to find that our "sit-out" balcony faced out on to a public lane, above a row of dustbins, and, as a result, we made little use of it.

He had designed the newsroom so that he could see his reporters and — what was at least as important — the reporters could see him; he faced out on his charges through a glass wall.

It faces out on to Doma square, facing the Protestant Cathedral – the Doma (16) – under wraps due to refurbishment.

"We have three big-screen TVs in our living room, which faces out on a busy main street," Matt says.

The poet Forrest Gander told me, "When I go to Spain, I see his books facing out on shelves.

This amphipathic nature (containing both hydrophobic and hydrophilic groups) makes phospholipids important in membranes; they form a two-layer structure, called the lipid bilayer, with the polar head facing out on each surface to interact with water, and with the neutral "tails" driven inward and pointing toward one another.

You can wear it facing out on you jeans like a little high-tech fashion statement, or tuck it behind.

The establishment is fairly small, with a handful of tables and a seating counter along the window wall facing out on Elm Street.