Sentence examples for extensive face from inspiring English sources

Bill Tsakanikas, the original owner at the Inn on the Harbor, said he has given his new place an extensive face lift.

Mademoiselle Leclair, a French tutor: "She was a dumpy spinster from somewhere in Picardy with a pale extensive face that ran mostly downhill from a long, white nose".

After 15 years of wearing a mask and living as a recluse, a 37-year-old Virginia man disfigured in a gun accident got a new face, nose, teeth and jaw in what University of Maryland physicians say is the most extensive face transplant ever performed.

The patients underwent extensive face to face physical, neurological, and psychological examinations by an expert endocrinologist, a neurologist specialized in headache disorders, and a clinical psychologist.

Oriented particulate layer (OPL) X-ray diffraction analysis revealed that, in the TMC reaction, the crystallographic {0 1 0} plane of K4Nb6O17, which is the largest extensive face, is converted into the {0 0 1} plane of polycrystalline KNbO3 particles, which is the largest developed face, in spite of polycrystalline morphology.

In the special, Curry serves as the Managing Editor and Anchor, and interviews Richard Norris, the recipient of the most extensive face transplant in history.

3. The beauty department of the 59th Street flagship just received an extensive face-lift.

So is market research into shopping, which now uses extensive face-scanning programmes in order to reveal customers' emotional states.

There have been periodic talks between Marbury and Walsh throughout the process, but Thursday's meeting was the first extensive face-to-face discussion.

Gov. George W. Bush had an extensive face-to-face discussion about the vice presidency with former Senator John C. Danforth of Missouri early this week, according to several high-ranking Republican officials, and one of those Republicans said that Mr. Danforth was in a small group of people still in the running for the No. 2 spot on the Republican ticket.

Because these procedures, priced at $4,000 and $5,900, contrast with more extensive face-lifts requiring general anesthesia and usually costing more, they have become popular: More than 100,000 patients have received the Lifestyle Lift alone since 2001, according to the company.