Sentence examples similar to a facing called from inspiring English sources

Rather than going to college, he founded the Hoefler Type Foundry in 1989 and quickly won a commission from Sports Illustrated, which led to a face called Champion Gothic, inspired by 19th-century wood type.

Social search: Beyond general search returns (shown in gray), Cuil will provide a subset of results from users' social networks (box, upper right); clicking a face calls up the details (blue box).

Mr Vermes is facing calls for a sequel, something he finds highly unlikely.

Jenkin is facing calls from a Labour member of his committee, Paul Flynn, to investigate Charles's access to cabinet papers.

Credit Suisse is facing calls from an activist investor to split itself into three parts.

The government is facing calls for an investigation into the safety of shale gas extraction over fears of a link to recent earth tremors in Blackpool.

On a hill above Magadan stands a memorial – a crying face called the Mask of Sorrow – to the millions who died in the prison camps.

Frutiger adapted classic types such as Bodoni and Garamond for the system, and designed a new face called Méridien.

Headline fonts are Sun (serif) and Whitney (sans serif), while the body copy is in a serif face called Benton two.

Matt Oswald, who created a cartoon face called "Me Gusta" that is often used in Web comics to express deep pleasure toward something, said he sketched out the face one afternoon while bored and then posted it online.

An old man with a worn face called Abdulrahman introduced himself as the owner of the house.