Sentence examples for bit of face from inspiring English sources

On the flip side, users will find a 1.3MP front-facing camera ready that's ready for a bit of face time.

"Maybe this is a bit of face saving".

The remarks seemed part of a deal to save him a little bit of face.

They run to replica shirts and maybe a little bit of face paint on matchdays.

So much for the Russians helping Germany, as current council president, to save a bit of face for humanity against President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.

But if you set out your stall early and have to backtrack a little bit, do you lose a little bit of face by doing that?

He even appears now to have had a bit of face-work done.

Given that most interviews only start to hit their stride at 40 minutes, that could be problematic, but Keys is an unusual interviewee: absolutely obliging and committed to making this brief bit of face-time satisfactory for both parties.

The recent resurgence of Madonna, who performed at the Super Bowl, calls to mind her notorious kiss of Britney Spears on an MTV awards show in 2003, but compared with the "All in the Family" scene, that bit of face-sucking now seems like a lot of noise signifying nothing.

It's to generate a bit of face-to-face neighborliness between musicians and whoever else happens to show up.

The activist said he got a bit of face-time with one of the majority leader's staffers, but Reid himself never showed up.