Sentence examples for facing inside from inspiring English sources

Protesters hang large yellow "Occupy Wall St" poster on barricade, facing inside of park.

"We dance on something elevated or we dance in a circle with our butts facing inside instead of out," she said.

As the ball is snapped, the corner then begins to shuffle-step back deep, keeping his hips facing inside and eyes in the backfield.

Because bile salts have a hydrophobic, or water-repelling region, and a hydrophilic, or water-attracting region, the micelle is formed with bile salts arranged around the outside with hydrophobic ends facing inside and hydrophobic fatty acids, monoglycerides, phospholipids, and cholesterol, as well as the fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E, and K, in the centre.

Standing on a chair, she faced the same type of hostile and bitter attacks from people surrounding her that her husband was facing inside.

I've never been much of a party girl, yet I can relate more easily to the 3 a.m. scene outside my window than the one I find myself facing inside.

They were covering, hiding the struggles they faced inside school and outside, too.

In a watery environment, the hydrophilic amino acids will face out, while the hydrophobic amino acids will face inside the coil away from the water.

Getting outmanoeuvred by bolshy students and antsy academics was not a good omen for dealing with far tougher opponents, including those he faced inside the coalition government.

The faces inside the clothes smirk sweetly in the seventies, leer alarmingly under dark lids in the twenties, and are carefully blank in the forties and fifties.

All of these are part of a long, icky list of stereotypes colored people face inside their own communities.