Kollokation
One day in October 1582 he came to my house with a long face.
All three had on those long medical faces so the news' couldn't be good.
But players must think of the team and not be a bad influence, having a long face around the hotel.
She looked up at his long face, set now in lines of concern.
One day he came to my brother, with a very long face.
Whatever it was would be made no better by a long face.
I want everybody to pull a long face when we do this.
When I came back she still had a long face.
"Now what is it that you were watching with such a long face?"
His long face took on a look of deep concern.
That way welfare parents would no longer face the loss of these key benefits when they find work.
Though the great river was still on their left, they were no longer facing mountains.
Looking up at him, the three faces no longer seemed alive as the snow fell on them.
Other sites no longer face the threat of excessive water.
It took him a good two minutes to realize he was no longer facing the machine.
They would also no longer face the risk that the shares might decline in value during the holding period.
We no longer face a choice between our energy and economic needs and the environment.
We no longer face a threat of an invasion across the German plain.
At that time children faced long, lonely stays in hospital.
Europe no longer faces a monolithic threat from the East.
