Examples of using "Face" in a sentence and their english translations:
We stood face to face.
I would like to talk to him face to face.
- We get face to face.
- We stand face to face.
The teacher and I sat face to face.
At last, they met face to face.
We sat down face to face.
Osee can win this. The one-v-one--oh, he gets it! Osee!
Please stand face to face.
The teacher and I sat face to face.
Tom wanted to talk to Mary face to face.
- Heads or tails?
- Head or tail?
I live across the street.
than one-on-one kind of small talk,
I wanted to talk to them face to face.
The teacher and I sat down face to face.
alone under the stars?
How are you holding up?
How are you holding up?
She lives across the street.
- Let's face the facts!
- Let's face facts.
- Let's face the facts.
He lives across the street.
I lost face.
I would like to meet with him one-on-one to discuss the matter.
The two lovers sat face to face, drinking tea.
I had to face this alone.
The boy and his uncle faced each other across the table.
Gaëlle stood in front of me.
Simple solution: get to the wall,
We also faced
When somehow faced with lesbian relationship
The girls are facing each other.
I have lost face completely.
They climbed the rugged north face.
He shrank back in the face of danger.
Let's face reality.
- Let's toss a coin.
- Let's flip a coin.
He lost face.
Let's decide with a coin toss.
She has lost face.
Someone has to confront her.
Let's face the reality!
Who lost face?
He is playing over there.
Sami didn't want to have a face-to-face confrontation with Farid.
The visitor sat across from me.
Our house faces the beach.
The two politicians met face to face for the first time.
- How're you holding up?
- How are you holding up?
I would like to talk to him face to face.
about somehow confronting someone
I was in awe of her,
they don't actually face each other.
to the problem humanity faces
we have to deal with seriousness
and I had to deal with them,
thanks to Loco, Sancho and Face.
I deal with the worst kind of killers.
that he somehow coped with the threat .
To lose face means to be humiliated.
We recoiled from the enemy's offensive.
We sat face to face with executives.
Heads I win, tails you lose.
She fell on her face.
He faced toward the sea.
Tom faces a conundrum.
They were calm in the face of disaster.
Should we flip a coin?
What dangers do we face?
Let's stop fooling ourselves.
They relaxed in front of the fire.
- My house looks to the south.
- My house faces to the south.
- Tom sat down opposite Mary.
- Tom sat down facing Mary.