Sentence examples for open to face from inspiring English sources

"But when two people know all of that and decide, with eyes wide open, to face each other and get married anyway* well, then, I don't think it's conservative or delusional.

Thus, a challenge still open to face EDCs degradation is the discovery/tailoring enzymes capable of degrading the target compounds with an affinity constant of the same order of magnitude with respect to the actual concentrations of the EDCs in the environment.

She was uniquely open to facing such challenges - to appear in pantomime, in revue, in vast arenas, and to travel thousands of miles to fulfil an engagement she thought of as important in reaching a new audience.

Or you might see "Junction" as the extrovert to "Cycle's" introvert, with its four arcs that open wide to face the gallery walls.

He is the mandatory challenger to WBC welterweight champion Danny Garcia, one of three to have bettered him as a pro, and he has an open invitation to face his English rival, IBF welterweight champion Kell Brook.

Alternative metal's mix of styles and sounds represented "the colorful results of metal opening up to face the outside world".

One of the common movements in Fajing is the palm strike (yan jeung) in which your left hand opens, rotates to face downward, and moves downward to strike your opponent.[10].[10]

In the women's singles, Maria Sharapova moved closer to another Australian Open title, set to face a fellow Russian in the semifinals who has never beaten her.

"If it takes time, so be it," said Cashman, who last month visited Lee in Arkansas and said he was open to another face-to-face meeting if it would mean completing a deal.

The presumptive Republican nominee declined to share details of his plans to deal with North Korea, but said he was open to a face-to-face meeting with its leader.

Spain's El País says the summit achieved a consensus which opened fertile possibilities to face up to the world recession.