Sentence examples for face entry from inspiring English sources
If these young men embrace academic success, they face entry into an unfamiliar and disconcerting world.
For some men, face to face entry where the penetrator has their partner's legs raised over their shoulders can help with continued stimulation of the penis.
The chief executives of Cable and Wireless of Britain, Arcor of Germany, Cegetel of France, Wind Telecommunicazioni of Italy and QSC of the Netherlands wrote in the letter that despite a European Union law enacted a year ago to open up local phone lines to competition, they and other new entrants to the market "still face entry barriers".
The exhaust flow occupied most of the roof region inside the face and gradually spread out at the intersection where the face entry met the straight main entry.
Until very recently in America, queer people and people with AIDS faced entry bans and the threat of internment camps.
In contrast, pharmacy rents do not affect the career choices of non-pharmacists' children, who face higher entry barriers (i.e. they do not inherit the family business).
Because agents face no entry costs to markets, they will open shop in any given market until competition drives all profits to zero.
"If anyone is injured or sick, they can be treated at hospitals in Thailand but will face illegal entry charges - it is up to them to decide," he said.
It is used by worshipers to perform wudu, a ritual washing of the hands, arms, legs, feet, and face before entry into the mosque.
Lambda-Exonuclease (λ-Exo), isolated from lambda bacteriophage, is a toroidally shaped processive enzyme composed of three identical subunits with a tapered pore active site, 30 Å diameter on one face for entry of dsDNA and 15 Å diameter on the opposite face for the exit of ssDNA.
In addition to the facet angles' role in refracting the incoming radiation, this research has addressed spectrum-filtering role of the side angle, the angle between the entry face and the side face of each facet on the lens.
