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31. Our first face-to-face meeting by the monkey bridge was the meeting that for ever altered the course of my fate.

32. At the same time, most people's daily lives and face-to-face contacts remain relatively limited to small-scale localities.

33. This training pack aims to help professionals work face-to-face with the primary school-aged, sexually abused child.

34. Programmes can combine face-to-face activities, distance learning and action learning.

35. However, if you have creative ideas and good material, face-to-face contact is by no means necessary.

36. Reagan and Gorbachev spent nine hours and forty-eight minutes in face-to-face negotiations.

37. Mr Major yesterday held what was probably his last face-to-face meeting to win round a group of waverers.

38. Counsellors are reached by telephone and face-to-face meetings can be quickly arranged if wanted.

39. Only when one is practically face-to-face with them does one notice a small crucifix pinned on their shirt.

40. However, there are situations where face-to-face communication is not the preferred medium for a political message.

41. Telephoning is cheaper than face-to-face meeting, mainly because of savings on travelling expenses.

42. Life is not a race to chase, but we realize it only when death comes face-to-face. RVM 

43. In telephone and face-to-face selling standard sales pitches are used, regardless of the specific needs of the customer.

44. Inevitably there is less face-to-face contact between members and communication must often take place via staff.

45. Helen Kaumi was threatened when she came face-to-face with two thugs after being woken by noises at her home.

46. For this reason, learning organisations invest in creating face-to-face opportunities for learning and knowledge sharing as as well as information technologies.

47. They had met there before for face-to-face debriefings during Operation Steeplechase, and the routine was always the same.

48. You also appreciated the face-to-face briefings and, especially, the commitment to regular communications.

49. Face-to-face situations provide the context, objectives spell out the desirable end and behaviours are the means.

50. Face-to-face interviews take time and cost much more in relation to the number of respondents interviewed.

51. Increased and improved communication plus the passage of time and more frequent face-to-face contacts should greatly improve understanding.

52. This is an individual meeting or series of face-to-face meetings with consultants.

53. Those interested in functional explanations of linguistic phenomena ought then to have a considerable interest in the systematics of face-to-face interaction.

54. Frequent face-to-face meetings iron out any problems and come up with interface and process improvements.

55. Would you do this in a face-to-face meeting?

56. The Chinese prefer face-to-face meetings rather than written or telephonic communication.

57. In the teaching machine to check with coach before the face-to-face,(http://sentencedict.com/face-to-face.html) it is necessary to learn how to cope with the teacher.

58. They realize that they will never be face-to-face with the people who give them assignments and grade their work, but they don't need others to encourage them.

59. In face-to-face situations, your attitude precedes you. It is the central force in your life—it controls the quality and appearance of everything you do.

60. By the time of this first face-to-face meeting, it was clear that the company had a preconceived notion of what could be done with a ropes course and what was meant by adventure.