Sentence examples for time face from inspiring English sources

Or at least, for the first time, face his public.

On the videotape, he lies motionless for hours at a time, face down on the floor.

Orsatti stated that football may, in time, face similar legal action.

Families whose children get free school meals in term time face extra costs during holidays.

Those who do decide to marry a second time face the question of which date to celebrate as an anniversary.

People who have served their time face the hard task of establishing new lives in the world beyond prison.

By the time we meet for the first time face-to-face, at a pizza joint on Columbia Road, east London, her mood has darkened.

"I met him last time face-to-face in Tripoli in December last year, when he was very sick and in a lot of pain.

It took a lot of promotion to get it accepted, he said, "accomplished by turning on one person at a time, face-to-face, sipping and talking".

I spend a lot of time selling–I wish I could spend more time face-to-face with customers and reading.

I make sure my daughter and I have time face-to-face each day.