Sentence examples for move face from inspiring English sources

"The new capital city," said another 2006 US diplomatic cable, also published by Wikileaks, "lacks essential infrastructure; relocated government offices cannot function normally; and thousands of civil servants who have been ordered to move face considerable personal hardships".

But Labour says many people unaware of the move face a "nasty surprise".

No, Face The Nation is going to pad out the hour with a "Face The Nation" flashback, which is a total Betsy Fischer move, Face The Nation! Be careful.

But political commentators said the Labour move faced heavy odds.

The E.P.A.'s regulatory move faces stiff opposition from industry groups.

The move faces opposition from the food industry, represented by the Australian Food and Grocery Council.

Trapped several feet apart, injured, unable to move, faces caked in dust, they think that every fresh cascade of concrete will kill them.

This 8-week faculty development course is designed to model blended learning, encouraging faculty to redesign their course and not merely consider blended learning as a means to move face-to-face instructional modules online (Cobb et al. 2012; Lowe 2013).

But the move faces fierce criticism from many of the country's religious leaders and politicians.

In general, safety experts recommend that pedestrians move facing traffic when there is no sidewalk and they are forced to use the road.

The paroxysmal pain triggered by touching or moving face was assessed.