Face down
See
See verb - To make note of (something) through the use of one's eyes.
Both terms in one sentence
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We see him being completely still and face down on the ground, surrounded by the blood of other bodies.
Source: Film / The Salton Sea - You see it emerging slowly throughout the film, but once Grace is injured, Lee is willing to face down crocodiles if it means she can get her sister out of there and to a hospital.
Source: Big Brother Instinct / Film -
It occurs to the group that the kid might not be able to swim when they see him floating face down in the water.
Source: Hollywood Drowning
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