Sentence examples similar to becoming face from inspiring English sources

Instead, meal times are becoming face-to-screen interactions, with a few fries mixed in.

What will be considered instead are polygons that have fold lines (we call these lines internal hinges, which separate the original polygon's interior into polygonal panels) which will form convex polyhedra (with the panels becoming faces of the completed polyhedron) when folded along the fold lines and the edges of the polygonal boundary are joined together (Fig. 2).

Are drone attacks becoming the face of modern warfare?

"Listen, Mark is becoming the face of the franchise," Cavanaugh said.

"He's increasingly becoming the face of the company," said Richard Greenfield, a media analyst at BTIG.

Having hidden in plain sight for eight years, Iginla, 26, is becoming the face of his sport.

Becoming the face of the Kings, Ranadive said, "could be that catalyst" that catapults the sport in India.

She reprises her role for the brand after becoming the face of the 2013 Metiers d'art Paris-Dallas collection.

After almost 20 years with Santos, Pelé moved to New York Cosmos in 1975, becoming the face of US football.

The catcher is on the fast track to becoming the face of the franchise, and of Canadian baseball.

Typically, this sort of thing involves the children of models becoming the face of a marshmallow concierge firm or something.