Meanings of face outward in English

They face outward to enjoy the view and avoid being seen by relatives.

She had turned it face outward and stood before it uttering childish panegyric.

They tended to face outward, angrily, and to clench their fists.

The pictures face outward from the windows of Film Base.

With this upon a staff, he set his face outward upon the road that ran from Vernoy.

The slender body writhed as she struggled, face outward, trying to turn inward and grab the stanchion.

When the glass was simply turned over so as to have the right face outward, the defect disappeared.

Was the skull nailed to the limb with the face outward, or with the face to the limb?

If the Thais face outward instead of living in this absurd defensive crouch of theirs, my company expands.

She then joins hands in this position and the game continues as before until all the players face outward.

Quickly he and the others jumped protectively in front of Raistlin, turning to face outward, staring into the darkness.

It holds a half-dozen compact discs in such a way that their labels face outward, visible through the pane of glass.

To form a square the troops are drawn up into a quadrangle, or square, the soldiers all standing so that they face outward.

The knights commanded us to face outward around Joan, which we did, and then there was work done that was fine to see.

Thus, if the atmospheric pressure increases, the face is pressed inward; if atmospheric pressure diminishes, the elastic reaction of the metal moves the face outward.

With face outward I trusted myself to their support, and began the descent slowly, pausing between each step to listen, and gripping the side-bars tightly.