Sentence examples for competing face from inspiring English sources

Ford has earned $28,822. "It's not like your competing face to face against your buddy," McFarland said.

In the movie, Patty Hearst was exactly as we have always imagined her: a woman of many competing faces residing in the same body.

Voters were denied their only chance to see the candidates compete face to face.

It is a danger because an oligopoly of dominant communications carriers, each controlling an almost entirely exclusive geographic territory (as the big local telephone companies still do), is almost certain to produce less competition in the end than an oligopoly that includes companies that compete face to face across the nation (as the long-distance carriers now do).

Unlike traditional board games, where players compete face to face across the table, Draw Something demands that you get your head down and concentrate on the tiny screen of your mobile phone (or perhaps an iPad, if you are particularly flash and require a bigger canvas).

Clean-shaven and wearing a gray suit, Mr. Pistorius, nicknamed Blade Runner for the prosthetics he uses to compete, faced a battery of photographers and reporters.

Virtua Fighter 5 lacked an online mode but still achieved success both on home consoles and in arcades; players practiced at home and went to arcades to compete face-to-face with opponents.

Collapse is by four competing mechanisms: face-yield, face-wrinkling, indentation and core shear, with the active collapse mode dependent upon the beam geometry and yield strain of the material.

It happens within hot spots — places where hordes of entrepreneurs gather to compete, meet face to face, pollinate ideas.

It would be embarrassing if they had dozens of athletes having asthma attacks or competing with face masks.

Romney and Perry will be competing to face possibly the weakest incumbent since Jimmy Carter, with the world in turmoil and the economy adrift.