Sentence examples for to face over from inspiring English sources

"Actually," he confided in a slightly conspiratorial tone, "there are certain indisputably great musicals that are hard to face over and over again.

We finally decided to meet face to face over lunch, and have now been married 23 years.

I wish I had met the enemy, face to face over a drink at the end of the day.

Michael Clarke has repeated his pre-Brisbane wind-up of selecting the England team he expects to face over the next five days in Adelaide.

He is now the AFL Player Association's general manager of player development, and says retirement is a fate that is likely to face over 100 players this year.

Despite the criticism he was bound to face over his original Milly Dowler story (of which, more later), I couldn't imagine Caseby besting him.

Surrey's skittish batting meant Leicestershire were left to face 20 overs.

Asked how he approached the day, Prior said: "You've got to find a way to face 90 overs.

Essex then had to face 10 overs before reaching the close in their second innings on 24-0, still 85 behind.

"When we start telling each other about what has happened to us – be if face-to face, over the phone or on social media – it creates a sense of shame.

Disgraced BBC broadcaster Stuart Hall is set to face questioning over fresh allegations of child sex abuse.