Sentence examples for would be face from inspiring English sources

Minutes later, Oleksy would be face down on the ice after dropping to his knees in attempt to stop Brassard's fast-rising slap shot, which him in the jaw, just below his right cheek.

But, without American troops in Iraq, the current motive for some Sunni tribes to coöperate with us against Al Qaeda might dissolve: they would be face to face with their enemies in the Shiite-led government and, behind it, Iran, with no American buffer in between.

Dalman revealed that Tan would be in London for a while so any talks with Mackay would be face to face.

The DOJ said last week that if Google didn't agree to the terms of the settlement, the search giant would be face an antitrust lawsuit.

Indeed, a recent study initiated by UK insurance company Direct Line concluded that "people are more likely to be dishonest when chatting using technology, such as Twitter, than they would be face to face".

But George Zimmerman wasn't far behind, and soon the two would be face to face.

The DWP expected 75% of assessments would be face-to-face consultations rather than on paper, and they would take 75 minutes on average to conduct.

Communicating via computers tends to lead people to lose sight of the feelings of, or to be insensitive to, others; consequently, users tend to be more blunt in stating their views than they probably would be face-to-face.

"We would have defaulted and would be facing tragic circumstances.

They knew the economy would be rough and they would be facing "headwinds".

The front part of the boot, where the lacings would be, faces southeastward, toward the Atlantic Ocean.