Sentence examples for enough face from inspiring English sources

"We do not have enough face masks.

Ravi was sneaky, but sneakiness is a form of discretion; he was nice enough face to face.

She packed her work into fewer hours, but because she did not put in enough "face time" the firm felt she lacked commitment.

If Mr Tsipras accepts a third bail-out in a few months but can tell voters that he has seen off the troika, enough face may be saved on all sides to allow de-escalation.

For one thing, there will be somebody who sets me homework and insists that I do it; Duolingo doesn't have a stern enough face or disappointed enough tone to stop me watching Family Guy.

The ambassador suggested Merkel did not give Sarkozky enough face time, pointing out that the last chancellor, Gerhard Schröder, agreed to more one-on-one meetings with his French counterpart when he was in power.

Why do doctors not have enough face-time with their patients to discuss nutrition?" We know the answers.

Because the Well Spouse Association can't organize enough face-to-face groups to meet the demand, it also offers an online forum and will soon introduce a telephone support group.

New research published on Tuesday by the children's charity Barnardo's suggests the new system could already be failing pupils – largely because they are not getting enough face-to-face support with careers guidance.

It is formidable enough facing Venus Williams even when healthy.

He seems to have had enough, faces closing in, his holiday turning sour.