Sentence examples for faces out from inspiring English sources

The site also has a valuable billboard that faces out to the Lincoln Tunnel entrance.

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

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

And playing every night and seeing those smiling faces out in the crowd, that's what keeps us going.

She faces out across the river, hazily tree-lined on its far bank under a powder-blue sky that is pierced by the abrupt vertical of a mast.

The inner circle faces out toward the outer circle, and vice versa; each student should be face-to-face with a classmate.

The rounded dining room faces out over the grounds of the hotel.

The gateway faces out to Mumbai Harbour from the tip of Apollo Bunder.

As long as the corrugated side faces out, you're good to go.

The hydrophobic ends attach to the bits of oil, while their hydrophilic end faces out, forming a water-friendly cocoon around each globule (yes, that's a technical term).

Signal molecules bind to a segment of the receptor called the extracellular domain that faces out from the cell.