Sentence examples for to start facing from inspiring English sources

"It's time to start facing the truth.

England only have to wait until September for the Euro 2016 qualifying campaign to start, facing Switzerland in Basel.

The United States needs to start facing reality and begin negotiating with the Taliban before it's too late.

In contrast, Mayor Bloomberg has wisely decided he wants the city to start facing the bad news now.

Gilles Dorronsoro, a visiting scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, argued on these pages on Sept. 15 that the Western coalition will not defeat the insurgency in Afghanistan, and "needs to start facing reality and begin negotiating with the Taliban before it's too late".

Once the votes are counted in November, however, the city will have to start facing a $5 billion deficit for the fiscal year beginning in 2010 — a problem it will have to confront without much surplus or stimulus funds as extra padding.

I couldn't remember if you said to start face down, but — That is what you said?

To start, face your left hand's palm toward the ground.

To start, face your left palm toward yourself and make a ring with your middle finger and thumb.

To start, face your left palm toward the ground and bring your index, middle, and ring fingers together in a point.

What became known as the Olso Process -- the Norwegian government facilitated some of the early meetings -- had its origins in the 1991 decision by Israelis and Palestinians to start face-to-face negotiations.