Examples of using Were facing in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
The early Christians were facing a particular civilization,
The other report was drafted at a time when we were facing accusations that our Rules discriminated against Members who do not belong to a political group.
All but three infantry divisions were facing Pakistan along a line from Bagram south to Khandahar.
If they were facing forward, the unsub's back here down low,
While the two Empires were facing enormous internal difficulties,
the problems rural inhabitants were facing, such as further urbanisation
In 1999, local people were facing a threat of eviction,
the works were facing, at each step, the depletion of resources.
Pull the hands in front so that the palms were facing each other, as if you hold them in a small live bird.
As all the women were facing her, she was the only one to see the looming threat.
When discovered the two statues were facing east, one behind the other see bottom photo.
They were opening biohacker spaces, and some of them were facing much greater challenges than we did,
soldiers were facing real ones.
With economic sanctions from over 30 countries set to go into effect tomorrow, French leaders were facing mounting pressure
Today I want to tell you about another miracle when God provided an escape for the children of Israel when they were facing danger.
Colombia, were facing a major threat to their livelihoods.
who were used to tropical and were facing the cold until -18°C.
Paul reminds this group of new Christians under attack that their new life in Christ had brought them joy despite the outwardly harsh circumstances they were facing.
By the early 1970s all the advanced capitalist countries were facing the prospect of Latin American-style hyper-inflation.
Paul refers to his persecution at the hands of the Romans as being as it were facing the mouth of a lion 2 Tim. 4:17.