Sentence examples for that faced out from inspiring English sources

On the second day I found a table that faced out to sea, and tipped the waiter to keep it for me all week.

The architects imagined soaring Moorish arches and huge windows that faced out on to lush vegetation, with water running into fountains and perfect ventilation to catch the breeze.

Intern worked in the beauty closet, a small studio-apartment-sized space on the sixth floor of the Condé Nast building, with a desk that faced out into Times Square.

The site also has a valuable billboard that faces out to the Lincoln Tunnel entrance.

(His garage has been converted into a laboratory, with a dental chair that faces out at walls lined with animal skulls, among them an orca, a crocodile, and a wolf eel).

Out and about If your aim is simply to get out into the great outdoors you really don't have to do much more than arrive and occasionally fling open the double doors that face out from every single room (even the bathroom).

"When I was growing up in Hong Kong in the '70s and '80s, we had blue- sky days all the time, and we could always see the outlying islands from Pokfulam," said Amanda Yau McKeever, a mother of three, referring to a neighborhood that faces out over the shipping lanes.

A campsite situated on a thin peninsula jutting into Loch Broom in the north-west reaches of Ross-shire, it has a curved pebble bay that faces out to the Isle of Martin and beyond to the cheerily named Summer Isles, natural shelter being provided by the Coigach ridge.

DOPA is particularly abundant in parts of the proteins that face out toward the hard surface.

Signal molecules bind to a segment of the receptor called the extracellular domain that faces out from the cell.

His is the only tiny body that faces completely out toward a band of sunlight.