Sentence examples for saying face from inspiring English sources

Part of that involves spreading simple messages like "don't write things in an email you that you wouldn't be comfortable saying face to face".

My eldest kept saying, face it, Dad, the world is changing: you're ancient, you can't bank on the licence fee keeping us all at school for the next five years, so just shut up and do it.

For instance, if the iPad Pro is on the table and you're standing up, you'll see a message saying, "Face is too far away".

Walter did comment on Radke's singing but felt the lyrical content was conceited, concluding the review saying, "Face it, Ronnie, you did not magically turn tragedy into melody.

Not to worry, though, Cameron got his game face on – his "I'm listening and furthermore I am really thinking about what you're saying" face.

Once you have gotten your targets attention with "STOP!" "Hands in the air!" try directing the intruder by saying "Face away from me!" and "Get on your knees!" Having him face away from you and keeping him on his knees prevents him from retaliating against you, and keeps him from moving anywhere quickly without a good deal of movement.

Peter could have blown off steam by turning to you and saying face-to-face "Is it me, or does this one customer give us more trouble than all our other customers combined?" You and Peter would have laughed about it and that would have been the end of the story.

You were expecting me to say Face?

'We have no leaders,' says Face, 26.

"People say things online that they would never say face to face," Mr. Keating said.

People say things online that they would be ashamed to say face to face.