Sentence examples for cheaper face from inspiring English sources

Oculus is showing off a much cheaper face to VR at today's Oculus Connect 4 event.

He took scuba lessons, bought a tank, a wet suit and a cheap face mask from Canadian Tire.

You can wear your own clothes and look on in smarmy disgust at the rest of us in charity shop garms and cheap face paint.

As an example, for Billy Joel's October show at Madison Square Garden, the cheapest ticket available on TicketIQ is $95, $10 below the cheapest face price.

Buy cheap face packs or Nivea, paint eat others nails, and do each others hairs.

Buy a cheap face paint set at circus or right before Halloween and draw a lightning bolt in red on your forehead.

And on the government side, dealing with people via automated online systems is much cheaper than face to face or on the phone (for a British example, see table 3).But whereas private-sector organisations can insist that all their customers use the internet, governments have to keep all channels of communication open.

The studio allowed options to lapse on a cast of fresh, and relatively cheap, faces.

When the young adult Jimmy hears this, his face crumples like a fallen soufflé or the cheap faces of the felt puppets from reruns of "Land of the Lost," the lovable grade-Z Kroft Brothers sci-fi show he's hooked on.

'The unit costs of providing health checks over the internet are much cheaper than face-to-face consultations and it may be an area the NHS moves towards.' But again, are patients the best people to judge whether they need to see a specialist?

Although quitlines are much cheaper than face-to-face specialist treatment, these results illustrate the greater provision of cessation support in higher-income countries, and possibly suggest that for low-income countries even quitlines may be perceived to be relatively expensive 16.