Sentence examples for face combined from inspiring English sources

"It was the childlike expression of her face, combined with the slim beauty of her figure," he muses.

Of those who will face procedures, four constables and an inspector will face combined gross misconduct hearings, and one constable will face a separate gross misconduct hearing.

By the middle of the century, it is estimated that large coastal cities alone could face combined annual losses of $1tn£6.3bnbn) as a result of flooding.

"Some people will pay more," he said on "Meet the Press," acknowledging that some people could face combined state and national sales taxes as high as 17 percent.

Each cartel could face combined fines of as much as €800m, although it was unclear on Tuesday nightwhat the exact penalties would be and how the sums would be divided.

Anita Brookner's impeccably ironed and precisely buttoned blouses, her sculpted hair and serious, steady face, combined with her victory in 1984's Booker prize (and perhaps particularly over JG Ballard's Empire of the Sun) with Hotel du Lac to create a settled image of her early on in her life as a novelist.

The expression on his face combines horror and sagacity quite brilliantly.

Forensic Facial reconstruction and the anatomy of the face combine to aid in the identification of unidentified remains.

"Widders," as she is never called to her face, combines the sartorial elan of the late President Theodore Roosevelt and the moral certitude of Joan of Arc.

The National Conference of State Legislatures reported last month that states were facing combined budget deficits of more than $40 billion in 2009.

But local analysts say that with the banking sector facing combined losses of more than $20 billion, such a step is extremely unlikely.