‘this season's squad has a lot of old _faces_ in it’

‘There are many familiar _faces_ among this year's performers.’

‘the north _face_ of the Eiger’

‘This is why we have to be very careful close to either the flat ground or a cliff or mountain _face_ .’

‘the unacceptable _face_ of social drinking’

‘These mountain are most assuredly another of the distinctive four _faces_ of Algeria.’

‘the happy _faces_ of these children’

‘The big group fell silent and watched with eerily solemn _faces_ as the two girls approached.’

‘the _faces_ of a cube’

‘To solve the problem, Vinson opted to use polyhedra that have more vertices than _faces_ .’

‘Not only are the messages different on each side, but the advertising line is also printed in two type sizes and _faces_ .’

‘You may use either a variation of the serif font or a contrasting sans serif _face_ for the display type.’

‘she scattered a deck of cards _face_ down’

‘Others drank from flasks and clay bottles, or huddled together to read futures from the _faces_ of playing cards.’

‘a series of loggias make up the _face_ of the church’

‘The red line down the _face_ of the building marks the precise longitude at which time begins.’

‘she was scarlet in the _face_ and perspiring profusely’

‘In his dream he looked upon the moon and saw the _face_ of the goddess looking down upon her people.’

‘Shatner beamed with joy when told he had been selected to be on the _face_ of the coin.’

‘He drew a quick rendition of the two _faces_ of the coin the Lujar had shown him.’

‘a dial like the _face_ of a clock’

‘On top of each table were a wooden chess set, and a little clock with two _faces_ next to each one.’

‘we can often see the dark _face_ of the moon by earthshine’

‘The _face_ of the planet swung beneath them, and then they were coming down again, down and down.’

‘the difficulties _facing_ British farming’

‘I suppose that the lesson here may be that the next time that camp is _faced_ with replacing existing systems, why not consider newer technology?’

‘the men had _faced_ about to the front’

‘When Sarge barks, ″About _face_ !″ he applies the same command to everyone in the platoon, and each soldier executes the command at the same time.’

‘he turned to _face_ her’

‘Frankie sat _facing_ the door that opened onto the back porch.’

‘honesty forced her to _face_ facts’

‘he was too old to _face_ up to the responsibilities of his position’

‘the external basement walls were _faced_ with granite slabs’

‘Dining room and kitchen cabinets and drawers are _faced_ with predominantly gray and blue laminate.’

‘each defendant _faced_ a maximum sentence of 10 years’

‘Rail police warned that people caught trespassing on railways could _face_ up to life in jail.’

‘the house _faces_ due east’

‘Although most rock shelters open on three sides, the Eagle Rock site _faces_ north and is open on only one side.’

‘he climbed atop a tank to _face_ down a coup’

‘There are moments when I feel tired by this, and drained, but then I get up the following morning and decide I'm going to _face_ these people down.’