A hostile disagreement face-to-face.
Method used to begin play in ice hockey and some other sports.
1Allred added that she would even face-off with her daughter in court.
2The 1960 Kennedy-Nixon face-off served to demonstrate the importance of visual performance.
3I wanted my ducks in perfect formation for tomorrow's face-off with Hubert.
4The betting is that the contest boils down to a Bigelow-Cameron face-off.
5Instead, in the final face-off, the villain starts talking about Henrietta Lacks.
6Interestingly though, the tactical face-off begins before a shot is even fired.
7Now all three of them are standing in a tense, triangular face-off.
8A risky face-off in the Baltic between Russia and NATO remains entirely plausible.
9Thompson scored just 15 seconds later after winning the face-off at center ice.
10Of its latest face-off, conventional wisdom in Israel is that the Irish won.
11One person died, probably from a heart attack, during the face-off.
12Friday's face-off was planned as the first of three presidential debates.
13Competing males will often battle it out with a colour-change face-off.
14It was the last televised face-off before the Nov. 3 election.
15I was halfway to the kennel when I heard the first rip-your-face-off snarl.
16China swept all before them in this first big face-off of the season.
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