The witch laid down her knife and potato, and then poured into Fancy's ear a long and detailed list of directions, glancing up from the corner of her eye into Fancy's face with an expression of sinister humour.
In so doing--it was like going suddenly into cold water--I found myself face to face with a prim little old maid.
For you may plump into a cave among the rocks, and find yourself face to face with a wild boar, or see a crooked viper slither across the road.
Sitting down, I covered my face with my hands as if to hide it more effectually than it could be hidden by night and the forest shadows.
Whether or not she understood me, she showed no disposition to go into hiding again, and continued silently regarding me with a look that seemed to express pleasure at finding herself at last thus suddenly brought face to face with me.
Face to face with Nature on the vast hills at eventide, who does not feel himself near to the Unseen?
Sick with desire, I turned away and, sitting on a root of the tree, covered my face with my hands.
The doctoress appeared just as we had risen from breakfast, and Heda, turning round, came face to face with her.
This might or might not be true; at any rate I could find no possible way of coming face to face with him, or even of getting a message to his ear.
You have not got my lamented friend to deal with now--you are face to face with Fosco!
But the instant Mrs. Catherick's name passed my lips he pushed by the Count roughly, and placed himself face toface with me under the open daylight.
While I was still in Italy I was chosen secretary, and all the members of that time, who were brought face to face with my president, were brought face to face also with me.
God forbid a sensitive, refined spirit like yours should ever come face to face with a Commissioner in Bankruptcy; these men get all the sweetness knocked right out of them.
And turning about he found himself face to face with a handsome sunburnt youth, somewhat fatted, arrayed in the finest of fine raiment, and sporting about a sovereign's worth of flowers in his buttonhole.
Here I was face to face with Nature, and listened for response to the anxious questionings of my restless heart.
There was no danger now of her eluding him; but the grave question arose, what was he to do when he stood face to face with her.
Elsie looked up in her father's face with an expression which he knew but too well.
She looked up into myface with a rueful expression.
She did not withdraw her hand, and she looked up into my face with tears on her cheeks and I read in her eyes the thanks her lips could not voice.
Nobs braced himself with all four feet to keep from slipping into the scuppers and looked up into my face with a questioning whine.
She had the sensation of standing for the first time face to face with one of the sterner miseries of life.
There was a sound of some one moving, and when she had taken another step, Mallard himself, pipe in mouth, came face to face with her.
Just as they came again into the Sala Rotonda, they found themselves face to face with Miriam.
On the following morning, as she and her daughters were going out, they came face to face with a gentleman who was announcing to the servant his wish to see Miss Doran.
GUIDO What, Beatrice, have I not Stood face to face with beauty?
There it is, I cannot be beside you, cannot breathe The air you breathe; I cannot any more Stand face to face with beauty, which unnerves My shaking heart, and makes my desperate hand Fail of its purpose.
He proved to be Vilain, so that, when he was brought face to face with me, I was much less surprised than he affected to be.
With wrists pinioned behind him, he had been hoisted aboard the English ship, and in the waist of her he had stood for a moment face to face with an old acquaintance--our chronicler, Lord Henry Goade.
He found himself face to face with a servant, who shrank before him, staring as those in the courtyard had stared.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "face with" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
