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Meanings of face to face in English
Nation Building Synopsis from the Films Division of India: How an Indian reacts to democracy in this country has been studied in the film.
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Usage of face to face in English
1
In this crisis Mr. Wilson was face to face with difficult alternatives.
2
Behold the worm and the Ammophila face to face beneath the bell-glass.
3
General Booth, face to face with the devil, still believes in God.
4
In the vestibule Mr. Sabin and Reginald Brott came face to face.
5
The foregoing generations beheld God face to face; we through their eyes.
6
In the reception-room I came face to face with Leopold Von Ragastein.
7
Meanwhile, in the post-office, the Seigneur and Rosalie were face to face.
8
They came face to face in the hall of the Grand Hotel.
9
They stand face to face in the little valley by Merced Lake.
10
A general does not desert when face to face with the enemy.
11
Religion: men figuratively saw God face to face in the Primitive, 508-m.
12
Again the battle was face to face and the lines became mixed.
13
The high priest and the fisherman from Galilee stood face to face.
14
I will go in and meet that well-oiled villain face to face.
15
He saw the Saviour face to face with the eye of flesh.
16
On the 5th of September the two armies stood face to face.
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