Sentence examples for land face from inspiring English sources

Five members of Holy Land face charges including conspiracy and supporting a foreign terrorist organization.

Even if the solar panels land face down, there is still a possibility of getting a low-power beacon signal in the power that remains in the spacecraft's battery, he said.

If we don't find a fix, the can Congress keeps kicking down the road is going to land face down in a pothole.

Commencement speakers throughout the land face the Herculean task of painting a picture of opportunity and challenge that is engaging, thought-provoking and reasonably optimistic while trying not to terrify or bore.

But many who happen to land face to face with a Google Maps Camera Car (or Trike or snowmobile or gondola) don't go into hiding, and their big debut on the Street View stage is cause for celebration.

Now British Land faces the Spitalfields Trust in Norton Folgate again.

At the least, the birds' agreement to land facing north or south makes collisions unlikely.

In Sarah Kawahara's amusing ice skating choreography, sliding scissor kicks land faces in crotches, and groins grind into groins.

Yes he Cam!" At the time, in the aftermath of global financial meltdown, Mr. Cameron's Conservatives were trying to persuade Britons that the land faced a common destiny.

It is also possible that the name evolved from the Mayan word belix ("muddy water") or belikin ("land facing the sea").

THE 1750 William Tully House sits, surrounded by "No trespassing" signs, on a narrow strip of land facing the Connecticut River in Old Saybrook's Colonial heart.