Facing the breeze, her shadow she doth watch, Who's meet this moonlight night with her to match?
Suddenly Antoinette stopped in the middle of the floor, facing the candle, her hands clasped, her eyes wide with fear.
And something of the agony of the woman's soul as she lay in torment, facing the wall, thinking of her son under the same roof, of a life misspent and irrevocable, I pictured.
In this town, facing the sea, is a street lined with quaint houses painted in yellows and browns and greens, and under each house the kind of a shop that brings back to the middleaged delectable memories of extreme youth and nickels to spend.
The first operation is that of facing the side of the flange and end of the hub with tool No.
Three Methods ofFacing the Ends Square] =Facing the Ends of Centered Stock.
The fourth operation is that of recessing the bushing, and the fifth operation, facing the end to remove the rough surface left by the cutting-off tool.
By facing the flanges in this way, they are finished square with the bore.
Facing the river is a large balcony from which the Governor views the yearly boat-race that takes place on the birthday of the King.
The condemned are then made to stand upon the old sea-wall, and, facing the sea, await their doom.
Walking onwards by the King’s Cross Road we soon come to the point where Exmouth Street joins it from the east, facing the south-east angle of the House of Correction.
It can only be done by facing the difficulties, thoroughly understanding the dangers, and asking ourselves repeatedly whether we are prepared to face the ordeal in war.
At the second command, the guides of the other companies take posts, facing the center (right or left), so as to prolong the line.
The points of the compass can also be ascertained by facing thesun in the morning and spreading out your arms straight from the body.
Within a dozen feet of Lawler he halted, facing the corner.
Lawler swung around in the bunk and sat on its edge, facing the men.
From the second story of a brick building that stood on the southern side of the street, facing the station, Gary Warden could look past the red station into the empty corrals beside the railroad track.
Her dowry, monsieur," he added, facing the Englishman, as he laid the packet down on the table by the side of the Countess Laure.
This is really the gate of the city, facing the shrine of Benten by the land approach; but it is only the third torii of the imposing series through Katase: we did not see the others, having come by way of the coast.
The Union Hotel here mentioned is the identical building erected for a hotel by a company in 1805, and now owned by the Journal de Quebec, facing the ring.
Here the One Hundred and Ninetieth deployed as skirmishers, and advanced into the woods, facing the south-west.
How far we advanced up the Quaker road I am unable to say; but we finally turned to the left, and formed line of battle, facing the west.
He laughed with a satisfied air, and sat on the yellow couch with his back to the light, facing the fireplace.
Facing the juror, in a terrible voice vibrating with passion and despair: "Villain, monster, murderer!
Facing the citoyennes' room was another of very modest dimensions containing three beds, where the men of the party were to sleep, in such comfort as they might.
The simplest is any tight enclosure, covered with a glass roof at an angle of forty-five degrees, facing the south, and kept warm by artificial heat.
A house covered with glass at an angle of forty-five degrees, facing the south, will answer the purpose.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "facing the" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
