How To Use Face off In A Sentence
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All three games will face off at 8 pm German time.
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You're shaving my face off!
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In OGR Cooperative mode, you and your team - mates face off against hostile soldiers in enemy territory.
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Suou goes on contactor mode to face off with Shizume.
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Cari-anne got up and washed her face off in the wash bowl by the window and looked out.
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Wave action and easterly winds will pull this colder water to the surface off the coast of Peru and Ecuador and as the easterly trade winds strengthen the effect becomes stronger.
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It was a classic face off, and Bodie sensed danger.
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You're shaving my face off!
The Sun
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The candidates face off in a Democratic primary today.
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On Sunday, winless Germany and the Dominican Republic face off in the soccer match.
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The two candidates will face off in a televised debate on Friday.
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He was understandably perturbed, and scratched the gold surface off with a knife to show me how easy it was to tell it was fake.
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By this stage, the Epsom and French Derbies have been held and the Irish Derby, which was first run in 1866, provides the perfect opportunity for the winners of both races to face off for the ultimate test.
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Unlike the cowards that avoid their neighbours, I like to face off in the street.
The Sun
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However, the very next day they found a swarm of mature adults very near the surface off Anaa Island.
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The two teams are in position, ready to face off.
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The hype became reality when Gretzky skated to the center circle to face off with Trevor Linden.
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He want to face off his opponent during the match.
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Eventually, the merry mutilators grow sick of each other's horrendous overacting and face off for an ultimate battle of brains, brawn, bowie knives, and tire irons.
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Here's how far the notion of the TV NFL draftnik has evolved: Mel Kiper, the category's inventor, will now face off against his Kiper 2.0 — Todd McShay, who this month will be added to ESPN's draft coverage.
MLB Network has new angles on six great plays
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Virtually every player and coach from the 1989 teams will finally face off at the same Morristown arena where the title contest would have taken place.
Two Decades Later, New Jersey Teams Play 'Greatest Game Never Played'
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Before they face off in a debate tonight, here's a look at who the five lesser-known candidates are and what they stand for.
Meet New York's Other Gubernatorial Candidates
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DeWine, 62, also a former state legislator and lieutenant governor, is looking to face off against incumbent Cordray, who took office this year to fill the final two years of a term begun by former Attorney General Marc Dann in 2007.
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He is bullish about his views, and a forceful speaker for all of his 85 years, his lived-in face offering endless interest.
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Werner Schroeter stages a Wagner opera featuring the "rebirth of Tristan in the spirit of battleship Potemkin", philosopher Peter Sloterdijk talks about Ovid and the metamorphosis of added value, a man at the piano analyses the score of a strike song while workers and factory owners face off in an opera by Luigi Nono, the poet Dürs Grünbein interprets Bert Brecht's aesthetisation of the Communist manifesto in swinging oceanic hexameter, cultural scientist
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As long as he keeps his ugly face off screen, leaving only his annoying voice that is acceptable, right?
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The Disney star has her work cut out for her this week: Besides two individual routines, she will face off with the other three couples in a winner-takes-all cha-cha with 15 points on the line.
Dancing's Chelsea Kane: Mark and I Are "Back on Track"
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The candidates face off in a Democratic primary today.
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The hype became reality when Gretzky skated to the center circle to face off with Trevor Linden.
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Divided into two teams of four, they face off in a game of paintball warfare in the woods.
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I need to dunk my head in a bucket to reabsorb the liquids I lost blubbing my face off.
Losing their religion
