Sentence examples similar to able face from inspiring English sources

The Dublin-born comic replaced Jonathan Ross in the BBC1 Friday night slot, and assumed mantle of most slap-able face on telly.

The Telegraph weighed in on the Material Girl's mitts with "Hands, unlike infinitely lift-able, peel-able, Botox-able faces, are notoriously treacherous.

Facing death means we are able to face the ultimate question of the meaning of life.

Everton's record signing, Marouane Fellaini, is cup-tied so also won't be able to face his former side.

There are no such diagnoses as "Exceptionally Able to Face Stress" or "Remarkably Resilient" or "Courageously Independent in the Face of Abuse".

How would I be able to face these young people dealing with challenges that I'd never faced?

"We are facing very tough times in terms of economic recession, and hopefully Harriet will be able to face that in a productive way".

How are you going to be able to face death?

"You have to be able to face criticism and rejection.

You have to forget, or else you wouldn't be able to face it again.

"But we are going to take it as being able to face a very strong challenge.