Sentence examples for dear face from inspiring English sources
But then there was my dad's dear face twinkling out at me from my Twitter feed.
I imagined him falling nine floors down to the pavement, his dear face destroyed just like Arabella's.
It seemed to him he had never noticed her ears before, these intricate, whorled, funny and lovable things attached at either side of her dear face.
It brimmed with news of faith and family: a coming visit to the Salt Lake Temple with his siblings ("My heart cries out that you cannot be with us") and a trip she and George hoped to take to Paris ("What a thrill to be able to see your dear face").
"Carl and I" takes off from a postcard with the line "I don't think I will live long enough to see your dear face again" and traffics in the sentimental fin de siècle mythology of tuberculosis: "Three nights after I married Carl Peterson, we watched Sarah Bernhardt die of consumption on a bed strewn with camellias".
Saul Bellow Letters, edited by Benjamin Taylor, is published on 4 November by Penguin Classics Dear John: Do you realise we haven't seen each other's dear faces in nearly a year?
I was busy wiping my feet on – oh dear – your face! "I used to be on the edge of the frame.
I'm like, God IKR, the interns are asking if they can't pay another £50,000 and upgrade to a peerage, and half the peers want a refund, but they still work brilliantly for foreigners, you should have SEEN Mr Cobber's dear old face when Dave went arise Sir Lynton?
Her white-gold hair was tied back but pieces had escaped and the Taranaki damp had frizzed these strands into a fuzzy halo around her dear pink face.
I'd rather sit over here in the armchair and look at those dear old faces there.
