face

• face to face

  Let me have the surprise, when I see it face to face.’

• face when

  Imagine the horror on my beloved's face when he discovered I had in fact flung in the rubbish his much prized and read collection of Guitarist magazines!

• face the fact

  ‘Very soon she will have to face the fact that Señor Mitchell will leave.’

• face up

  Neither do they have to face up to it.

• face so

  His face softened.

• now face

  In between the nastiness Derby County and Brentford both chalked up victories and will now face each other in the semi-final.

• have to face

  Neither do they have to face up to it.