Sentence examples for designated face from inspiring English sources

A letter by itself (such as L) means one clockwise 90 degree turn of the designated face (here, the left); a letter with a prime symbol such as D' indicates a 90 degree counter-clockwise turn; and the superscript 2 (such as L2) means two quarter turns or a 180 degree turn of the designated face.

Lorenzo Fertitta, 42, with a business degree from New York University, may be the better financial strategist, but White, from the school of hard knocks, is the U.F.C.'s designated face and mouth, as well known as any of his fighters, the Vince McMahon of mixed martial arts.

Some teams have a designated face-off midfielder, referred to as a "fogo" midfielder (an acronym for "face-off and get-off"), who takes the majority of face-offs and is quickly substituted after the face-off.

Joan Allen was nominated for a best actress Oscar this year for her fine-tuned performance as a vice president designate faced with a scandal (compromising photos from a college party) in THE CONTENDER (2000).

Many level-III centers have also been designated to face the high seasonal attendance at mountain sport resorts.

A sex worker caught without a permit or looking for customers outside of these designated areas faces a fine of up to €1,000.

But when it comes to turning around India's economy, the prime minister-designate faces some key challenges.

The unproductive designated hitter could face another problem.

Colored face designated by a color "black" that none of them wears.

The initial tests are to compare the position of characteristic points designated on a face in automatic way with those made by hand.

Rovelstad had heard of other efforts to gain authorization for commemorative coins, which were sold by the Mint to a designated group at face value and then retailed to the public at a premium.