While his expression remained statue still and his face dripped with sweat, he reconfigured space.
In the darkness, illuminated by our lamp — it was dark down there even at midday — his round black eyes stared, his face dripped sweat; he muttered his automatic invocation, which I can still hear if I block my ears.
Who knows who's got the key to the lock?" Throwing in the sunny outfield here last week, Ankiel's face dripped with sweat as he and his lengthening shadow now pitched the standard distance, 60 feet 6 inches, to his squatting coach.
Blood flowed brightly down one fighter's face and dripped off his chin.
A roomful of undergraduates watched, fascinated and aghast, as the yolky glop slid down his face and dripped on the floor.
Speaking to reporters outside her Bronx apartment on Monday morning as tears washed down her face and dripped off her chin, Lloyd's mother, Shianne Norman, begged community members to come forward with information.
It was July; his face probably dripped with sweat.
Burke is a versatile actor, adored for her populist, prickly comedy: she was Linda, the voracious ginger foghorn with porthole specs in Gimme Gimme Gimme; carbuncular Waynetta Slob and teenage lug Perry, both with faces like drip-drying seaweed, in Harry Enfield and Chums; and the stiletto-sharp magazine editor Magda in Absolutely Fabulous.
You have to be certain the can is dry, because the bulb will explode in your face if water drips on it.
The discomfort of the oozing pain that suddenly overcame my face, and the drips of blood that began to stain the supportive pavement, were all silenced when the lady looked me in the eyes, shrugged her shoulders and delightfully walked away.
