Sentence examples for face because of from inspiring English sources

She also advised me not to touch my face because of germs.

"In dialect," he added, "knife makers are known as 'facciatinti,' black face, because of the smoke".

It is a great face because of the noble way its possessor carries a physical deformity.

"We've had a police officer with teeth knocked out of his face because of a rock.

Can you imagine the number of problems they have to face because of this?" Modi asked.

North Korea said it would treat any sanction it might face because of the incident as an act of war.

Add a potential polio epidemic to the threats that innocent civilians now face because of Syria's civil war.

'From a very young age I'd learned to put on a brave face because of losing my mum.

"This video shows the extreme violence and brutality which interpreters can face because of their work for foreign forces.

One aspect stressed at the Bedford meeting was the criminal and civil liabilities that parents face because of teenage parties.

"They say this with no understanding that this is the penalty women face because of gender stereotypes," she said.