Sentence examples for face extended from inspiring English sources

The promoter saw Emil coming and, despite the look on Emil's face, extended his hand and smiled.

"Weiss is in hiding, enjoying his millions in ill-gotten gains, while his minions face extended periods of incarceration.

He lamented that British travelers would not be able to visit the Grand Canyon and other parks, and warned that British tourists could face extended lines at airports if the Transportation Security Administration was forced to reduce staffing.

As we face extended deployments and the ever-present threat of another Katrina or 9/11, today it is the executive power of the governors that most ably can, and should, challenge the war's real costs — which result from the federal executive's reliance on state preparedness and resources to fight a war overseas.

For example, when the Polar Pioneer visited the Brepollen glacier in Svalbard, the ship's chart noted that just a few years ago the glacier face extended a few hundred metres further out -- demonstrating just how rapidly the glacier has receded.

The rock face extended to the southwest and provided a natural leeward position to hide from western rain and snowstorms.

This way he gets to save face, extend his 15 minutes of fame a little longer, all without actually burning any Qur'ans.

A cylindrical area of the face extending from ear to ear was cropped to eliminate the shoulders and neck.

The longest of the vibrissae (whiskers) of the face extend slightly beyond the ears.

Keeping your elbow in by your side and your right fist up by your face, extend your left hand straight out in front of you (a).

To the left of the path is a rock face extending up for as far as the eye can see; to the right is a sheer drop, extending downwards into apparent nothingness.