Sentence examples for face fungus from inspiring English sources

Over in the US, it was President James A Garfield – who was in the White House barely long enough to comb the dandruff out of his face fungus in 1881.

Beards were everywhere and moustaches were lost amongst the general "face fungus" (as Edwardian novelist Frank Richardson termed it).

Marjorie Yates, in russet plus-fours and abundant face-fungus, swaggers drunkenly as Sir Toby without bringing out the character's predatory cruelty.

Too much moisture and growers face a fungus or mildew problem; too much dryness and spider mites can take over.

She shrieks at people as they pass, accusing them of their sins, which, she says, she can smell on them, can see spread across their faces like fungus.

A saga of LA high and low, the series would have involved an ingenue from Iowa, an amnesiac femme fatale and a sinister figure whose grisly appearance at the end of the pilot - red eyes and fungus face - suggests a second coming of Twin Peaks' demonic Bob.

The fungus faces loss and degradation of its habitat; eutrophication is another potential threat.

Soil fungi face a variety of environmental stresses such as UV light, high temperature, and heavy metals.

Within the plant cell, the fungus faces two different fates.

One strategy to explore the likely environmental challenges faced by the fungus during later stages of host invasive growth is to analyze the global transcriptome of the pathogen during growth in planta compared to growth during in vitro stresses.

"Its face is black with fungus.