Sentence examples for expensive face from inspiring English sources

In an age when dermatologists' offices routinely sell expensive face creams, the line between a retail and medical enterprise can be blurry.

I might treat myself to a new coat, some expensive face cream, or an overpriced espresso martini at the end of dinner.

Wandering off disconsolately to find the right one, I sampled as many expensive face creams as I could en route to try and smooth out the lines that the journey was inducing.

They concluded that the resulting translucent cream had been an expensive face treatment, similar to today's cosmetics, with whitening qualities that suited the tan-averse fashion of the day.

You still descend a staircase to reach the famous downstairs dining room, but there's a new glamour to the place, which has been given a very expensive face lift.

If you are weighing up an expensive face cream or an expensive body cream, then go for the face cream since your face is both more sensitive and you'll notice a bigger difference.

The government is said to be confident that the legal action will not thwart its arduous and expensive face-saving plan of shipping the refugees to Nauru and New Zealand.

And once again he is arguing before a wary Congress that the armed forces need an expensive face-lift to counter emerging threats like terrorists with biological weapons and potentially hostile nations with long-range ballistic missiles.

"The BBC needs to be more confident that people will accept the most extraordinary discount to come and work for it," says Lyons, adding that the corporation must bring on more new talent from "all parts of the nation" rather than the same old (expensive) faces.

St. James: For storied luxury hotels, this is the era of the big-budget remake, with a plot that goes like this: The great hotel, largely living on its glamorous past, gets an enormously expensive face-lift (usually upwards of $100 million) and when the scaffolding is unwrapped the critics carp that the soul of the property has been scrubbed away along with the years of neglect.

"Farmers in general are extremely innovative, but for quite a long period of time technology adoption in the agriculture sector has been expensive, faced a steep learning curve, and was cumbersome.