'sideways facing' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is facing sideways rather than forwards or backwards. For example: The driver pulled over to the side of the road and parked the car with its wheels sideways facing the curb.
Data were collected from a bicycle ridden a distance of one metre from the kerb fitted with an ultrasonic distance detector and forward and sideways facing cameras.
Donatella had her legs tucked up underneath her, and I sat sideways, facing her, bracing myself uneasily against the lurching movement of the car.
On the corner of 23rd Street and Avenue of the Americas, we paused to catch our breath and then skipped south, with Ms. Joni directing us to skip sideways, facing one direction, then the other.
I watch as the young man is separated from his mother and forced into secure transport – a cage in the back of a vehicle, with a narrow sideways facing seat, and without adequate leg room; it's hardly fit for a brief journey, let alone one of four hours.
These echos are transformed into a radar image using polar to rectangular coordinates conversion, and the result is shown in Figure 2. Figures 1 and 2 also show that the forward and sideways facing parts of the scans are the most useful ones for feature tracking.
Just be sure you invite someone over to wash the dishes! 4. Downward, upward and sideways facing dog.
Turning our emotions into mechanical clicks and little typed-out sideways faces seems gross after most people's deaths, but it feels somehow appropriate in Giger's case.
Western-style emoticons often read from left to right, as "sideways faces".
He shuffled sideways, face squashed against the brick, and blindly reached up an arm until he could feel the window sill of Martha's bedroom above him.
The New York Times wrote in 2009 that a newspaper specialist working for archival company Proquest had spotted a sideways "face" in one of Lincoln's speech transcripts, printed in the Times on August 7 , 1862
Visibly anxious, he stood stiffly, glancing sideways and facing straight ahead, until an aging bishop blindfolded him and guided his hand into the elaborate glass bowl to fish out one of three names.
