Sentence examples for a farm face from inspiring English sources

Louis still had a kid's broad face, a farm face, but with a nascent sharp handsomeness lurking around his cheekbones — he had what people described as a "lantern jawline," with a Presidential thrust, a hint of bedroom avarice.

Even women who feel as if they are getting ahead — Didi talked to a rural immigrant who landed in Beijing at 17 and now counts herself the successful owner of a farm — face hardships.

Louis still had a kid's broad face, a farm face, but with a nascent sharp handsomeness lurking around his cheekbones he had what people described as a "lantern jawline," with a Presidential thrust, a hint of bedroom avarice.

Luckily, there were plenty of children's facilities to fill the gap, including an animal farm, face-painting, entertainers, kids' tent and croquet lawn.

produce enough income to remain on a farm in face of worldwide farm consolidation and infrastructure development.

In "The Death of the Hired Man" Frost describes a farm couple faced with an unexpected problem.

Combine all this with the urbanization of Alberta urbanites rose from 48percentt of the population in 1950 to 79percentt in 2010 and you can definitely appreciate that the small family farm faces an existential crisis.

This updated adaptation of the Joseph Conrad novel, set in the present day, follows an entrepreneurial French expatriate (Stanislas Merhar) in a Southeast Asian delta village whose ramshackle farm faces ruin.

Risk of between-farm transmission was largely driven by company affiliation, with farms in the same company group as the index farm facing as much as a 5-fold increase in risk compared to farms contracted with different companies.

A certain amount of cuteness is welcome, as when the newborn Wilbur (a sweet pink puppet that lives on the arm of Garrett Neergaard), the runt in a new litter of piglets on the Arables' farm, faces the audience and twitches his tiny baby snout.

In the scenario assuming 2 days of viral survival on a vehicle, farms within the same integrator group as the index farm faced nearly 5-fold increase in risk compared to farms associated with different integrator groups at 2 days of infectiousness [RR  = 4.9 (3.1, 6.8)].