Peering into the hollows of trees, you may come face to face with this wraithlike creature. |
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And Rudolph found himself face to face with the most radiant girl he had ever seen. |
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It is very easy to lose your bearings as the constant sensory barrage and face to face combat can almost leave you shell shocked. |
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Andy wheeled round and stamped back towards us until he was face to face with the suspicious rebel. |
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This afternoon, at the stadium, the pair come face to face for the first time this season. |
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The moment will come when you are face to face with the couple, whether in the receiving line or at the reception. |
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Right away an unofficial receiving line started as Amanda came face to face with all of her closest friends. |
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You then come face to face with a wall of glass, behind which lurks the hotel reception desk, quite unlike any other you will have seen. |
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We also came face to face with one of my favourite sharks, the marvellous wobbegong. |
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Most imagine a wondrous city or a verdant garden where human beings come face to face with God. |
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I opened the door and came face to face with a fat janitor smoking a cigarette and operating an extraordinarily loud vacuum. |
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All of a sudden, you're face to face with a black, hairy spider the size of a beach ball. |
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Soon I found myself standing face to face with myself, in the light, leaf green bathroom. |
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In response to the proposal to ban our organisation, we have held face to face meetings with leading groups and personalities. |
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We are the state of retail politics, of face to face discussions, of believing we personally can see and touch all our elected officials. |
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The maid realised that there was a good chance that she could be face to face with the room's lodger. |
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We are opting for a huge social shift in which more and more is done not face to face but by cables looping past our front doors. |
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Continue that count, albeit an artificially pre-programmed tally, to the year 2020, and you're face to face with the future. |
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I think, in the main, our members would prefer face to face meetings more regularly. |
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Voters can also have their say by email, via post or in face to face meetings with local politicians. |
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Talking face to face, it was clear that Peter Brett was burning with internal rage about these proceedings, and about Beamish's fate. |
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They stood face to face under the balcony in the moonlight as the blustery rain teemed around them. |
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Limited funding has forced board members to make decisions via teleconferencing rather than meet face to face. |
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I bow down before it and pray fervently that I never come face to face with it. |
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Both the declared victor and the man who says fraud robbed him of victory are coming face to face today. |
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The aim is to produce young doctors who know the theory, but also have the experience and bedside manner to deal with patients face to face. |
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She was met face to face with a guy who had thick messy dirty blonde hair and blue eyes that sparkled with laughter. |
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The door slowly opened and Skye found herself face to face with a behemoth of a creature. |
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Her heart needed to be set at rest over whether she would ever see him face to face or not. |
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While making a hasty exit, Mike and Debbie come face to face with some of the scariest clowns ever to set down this side of the midway! |
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It was fun networking and meeting face to face the people who make various feeders and bird houses. |
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But chance brought her face to face with the true intentions of her captors. |
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Dr. Fowles uses the term to describe what happens to people when they come face to face with what they believe is unfaceable. |
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He showed a very strange smile, almost a sneer before crouching a bit down so that he was face to face with me. |
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Toby thought maybe he would snowmobile into town today, he wanted to go to Carter and thank him face to face for the last night's movie. |
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Even the scientist, as an individual human being, may come face to face with nihility opening up to the ground of human existence itself. |
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Carl watched Emma and Michael intently as they spoke, following the conversation, looking from face to face. |
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He could just not bring himself to confront an unwanted employee, face to face, and give him the bullet. |
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Fans will have the opportunity to debate the most buzzworthy topics and come face to face with their favorite celebrities. |
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I was pondering however, this good old boy network, as I come face to face with it from time to time. |
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Ideally, you should be bold and tell him face to face, but have a heart and do it when you two are alone. |
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Yesterday afternoon I answered the doorbell and came face to face with an evil homunculus. |
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We made our way among a swarm of bodies, until I was face to face with a woman who was sobbing uninhibitedly. |
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The residency will also offer regular weekly clinics for people who've sent in work and would like the chance to talk about it face to face. |
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And to force them away from evil clutches would mean fighting the Darkness face to face. |
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The consent process is facilitated by face to face interviews with a trained nurse. |
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She came face to face with a tall man with black eyes staring down at her coldly. |
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In front of the store is a mini petting zoo filled with goats, chickens and other animals the kids can meet face to face. |
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Since he didn't want to risk contacting them over the comm, the only way he could think about was to meet them face to face. |
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I got a good response from her when I faxed her, but I also went to meet her face to face once. |
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If an issue affects someone personally and individually, then the communication should be one to one, face to face. |
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I sat in Mr. Minister's tanned Buick station wagon, a miserable hostage, about to come face to face with bargain bins of felt and pipe cleaner. |
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Turning, he found himself face to face with a teenage brunette in a tight green top and figure-hugging black trousers. |
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Here she came face to face with the welfare and social problems confronting large families. |
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As for flowers, a small corsage you can pin on her coat gives you a reason to be face to face with her for several seconds at meeting. |
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My position is that meta-gaming is not acceptable in face to face games or postally. |
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Now these grotesque, giant cybernauts shall come face to face with the steadfast resolve of this residual band. |
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He comes face to face with the awesome predator Giganotosaurus in an exhilarating journey. |
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As the play progresses, one comes face to face with one's self, the self that has denied itself the fulfilment of its own desires. |
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The woman pushed in front of her daughter until she was face to face with Isabelle. |
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We want to discuss this face to face, you need to either be available on Saturday Morning or come out and see us. |
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The oral examination is traditionally an unstructured face to face session with the examiners. |
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I prefer a thousand times an esquisse, painted by Corot in the open countryside, face to face with powerful reality. |
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After quarterback Jay Fiedler waggled to his right, he found himself face to face with Armstrong. |
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Come face to face with polar bears, walruses, harbour seals and beluga whales. |
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At the novel's climax, the main character finds herself face to face with the thief. |
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Sitting face to face with a Satmar man schooling her in atavistic Satmar rules was the last place she wanted to be. |
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The dean told him face to face that Africans lacked the innate skills necessary to become a barrister. |
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Williams and Fitton have been good pals for years, have thrown the odd dart in friendly combat, but this was the first time they had come face to face in matchplay. |
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You have no idea how much I would have liked to be able to chat with you face to face. |
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I am too much swung by emotion face to face, and have a tendency to conciliate and conciliate and then suddenly get irritated and strike like a viper. |
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There, in his cluttered office at the end of a gravel lane, I came face to face with one of my unsung literary heroes. |
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Invited to be the guest of honor, Landis was then forced to come face to face with the people that he fooled. |
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Aides pledged that the 25-nation tour would not be complete without the commissioners involved meeting their fiercest critics face to face, including British Euro-sceptics. |
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I usually manage to do all my transactions online or face to face but have reached the point where I must grab the whatchamacallit by the whatsit and make two calls for work. |
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Sitara wheeled around in surprise, to come face to face with Rolan Snow. |
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We would rather meet people face to face than communicate via e-mail. |
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A Serbian woman who spent more than a year hiding from authorities in a church basement came face to face Sunday with the man her supporters hope will be her white knight. |
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Echenoz seems to have met his publisher face to face times without number over the years, without any suggestion that a hired intermediary would be a good idea. |
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The interior remains faithful to the traditional Sephardic liturgy, with the congregation seated face to face and the Rabbi standing on the bimah opposite the Ark. |
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Ventilation inspector Jim Knowles has dealt with some slippery customers, but nothing could have prepared him for coming face to face with a Mexican milk snake in Tameside. |
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He came face to face with a man who shone a torch in his face. |
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Something crops up that just absolutely has to be sorted out face to face. |
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He scowled and the fear exploded inside as he reached out suddenly and grasped me by the chin again, pulling me so that we were face to face, only inches apart. |
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But the male regulars at the Met bar in Sale may have to eat their words after coming face to face with woman wielding the fastest cue in Britain. |
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The messages, which I could read at leisure, were mostly short but sweet, and comforting words were used that are not always easy to say face to face. |
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A cafe owner vouches for them and they are freed, but it isn't long before they come face to face with the bloodthirsty robber and his hatchet man! |
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At the climactic moment, the main character of the novel finds herself face to face with the thief. |
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This slithery reptile can be found in the less developed parts of the estate, but face to face encounters such as that provided in the tour are rare. |
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But the action really worth watching will unfurl where delegates and lobbyists come face to face with actual unmasked New Yorkers, who will demand accountability. |
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At that sit-down, Iran's foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif will come face to face with his counterpart, John Kerry. |
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Because the two opposing fleets never came face to face, a number of significant incidents of the battle are unrecorded, and these artworks help fill the gaps. |
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They were close together, face to face in the warm firelight. |
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I can't wait for him to set foot in parliament as a backbencher where he is going to be face to face with the people he always arrogantly insults. |
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So rather than flash fry the whole slab, Uenosan sliced the steak into cubes and flipped them from face to face, leaving the centre of each red, raw and quivering. |
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There came a hearty clap on my shoulder and I half-turned to come face to face with a ruddy-complexioned bloke about my own age, perhaps a little less. |
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When Charlemagne incorporated much of Central Europe, he brought the Frankish state face to face with the Avars and Slavs in the southeast. |
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It came face to face with the dream of every athlete who has ever been stuck in the bush leagues looking up at the big time. |
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The liminal movement begins with Celie's face to face meeting with Shug Avery. |
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A quilled lionfish was face to face with a saurian moray eel, sizing it up before swimming on. |
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He said it would harm people's ability to report crimes and was another way of losing face to face contact with police officers. |
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It was the first time I came face to face with Sir Conrad Hunte, even though he had not been knighted at the time. |
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She turned towards the door, leaving Mr Sweetley face to face with that bustle, more quiversome than ever. |
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Pink slips should be delivered face to face, eyeball to eyeball. |
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We feel one of these untrained civilians will come face to face with a scrupleless smuggler. |
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Aschkenase says she then found herself face to face with Josef Mengele, a Schutzstaffel physician infamous for his practices at the death camp. |
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Hypnotherapy allows a person to access their deeper levels of awareness in order to come face to face with the root problem and resolve it. |
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This book is not designed to replace face to face tuition on seated bodywork. |
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Ice skaters Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan are meeting face to face for a television special. |
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The commissioners did not carry out their negotiations face to face, but in separate rooms. |
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He sounds intimidating over the phone, but if you meet him face to face you will find he is a friendly enough fellow. |
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Phubbing, which is the term for snubbing someone you're face to face with by looking at or using your phone, is a big source of conflict. |
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Cozzie shopping can be a depressing experience, as one comes face to face with one's cellulite in the changing room mirror. |
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They both got a chance to present and defend their points of view, face to face, with no filtering or interference from others. |
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The bad guy is thrown out of his car and comes face to face with Arrow. |
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The South'rons front they fought all face to face, Who to their ignominy and disgrace, Did neither stand nor fairly foot the score, But did retire five acre breadth and more. |
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If you should someday round a corner on the hiking trail and come face to face with a mountain lion, you would probably never forget the mighty cat. |
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But it does find these two adversaries speaking face to face, if not eye to eye, about the kinds of labor issues that don't often make it to the multiplex. |
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Gildas then travelled to Britain, where he met Arthur face to face, and kissed him as he prayed for forgiveness, and Arthur accepted penance for murdering Gildas' brother. |
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Going face to face, letting go of the laundry list and putting guilt trips in their proper place have all contributed to the sacrament's worth for us. |
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Following Patrick down to the cellar, I came face to face with gargantuan barrels carved with images of nubile nymphets, dating back to the turn of the 19th century. |
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The poor woman's in need of a stiff drink when she pops into the Rovers with her pensioner pals and comes face to face with the pair smooching at the bar. |
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I dreamed I was sitting face to face with Michael Eisner in an exclusive meeting with Daily News editors and reporters, most of whom were beamed up after this interview. |
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Police officers who routinely come face to face with masked gangs believe they are selling video footage of the violence to foreign television channels. |
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One of the men who trained Japan's kamikaze pilots during World War II came face to face Monday with the former servicemen who were the targets of such attacks. |
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This time it's super sleuth Sherlock, who has to put on his thinking cap when the wife of Dr Watson suddenly disappears and Holmes comes face to face with his mortal enemy. |
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Also new this year, come face to face with the gladiators at the York Dungeon and explore the cave of cannibal Sawney Bean at the Edinburgh Dungeon. |
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