Sentence examples for faces directly from inspiring English sources

Its glass-walled, approachable-feeling lobby faces directly on to the street.

Japin faces directly the issues of etiquette that surround a white writer inventing a voice for a black man.

Porth Ferin, the more secluded of the two, faces directly north, with wet sand and smooth pebbles competing for space at its lowest tide.

This allows the rotor plane to be tilted so that it faces directly into winds blowing up the hill without snagging on the pole.

In the Northern Hemisphere, buildings should be oriented so their longest wall faces directly south with plenty of windows to let in the sun.

These artists were particularly impressed by Stuart's working method: eschewing preliminary sketches, he painted his sitters faces directly onto the canvas or panel.

The Parliament now faced directly onto the street.

Faced directly with international opinions, the central government has to consider its image.

In 1981, Bernadine Skillern witnessed the murder of Bobby Lambert, twice seeing the killer's face directly.

The first one, facing directly upon the entrance, contains semicircular boots.

Cramped rooms with low ceilings and one small window facing directly on to a brick wall.