Sentence examples for face lining from inspiring English sources

Take it as an omen if you wish, but the last time he played at MetLife Stadium, in Super Bowl XLVIII, the Seattle Seahawks got in Decker's face, lining up repeatedly in press coverage.

The use of low density, low thermal conductivity and low thermal mass ceramic fibre materials as a hot face lining can minimise the loss of heat to the furnace structure.

By opening up the cadre of humanity engaging with these scatological artworks, a golden latrine in a museum or a reviled but famous face lining the urinals of a pub can both help inspire more than a  tongue-in-cheek chuckle.

Margaret seemed much older, her face lined and sad, but she was as gregarious as before.

Their spokesman was a 24-year-old farmer named Liu with a face lined by weather and worry.

He was tall and baldish, with a nimbus of white hair and a gentle face lined with literary decisions.

For a moment, Husna and K.K. looked at each other, his face lined and grave, hers puffy with sleep.

Though his face — lined with glacial crevasses — is striking, it is his hands and his arms that indicate the wondrousness, and the wages, of his sport.

This is Mr. Weiner in retreat, his face lined and drawn, a touch of emotion in his voice, even as he conveys a version of defiance.

His face lined with apparent anguish, the President spoke for four minutes, apologizing for the torment to which he has subjected his family and the nation.

His angular face lined and weather-beaten, Hakem, 40, estimated that since going into business nearly two years ago, he has guided 500 people out of Afghanistan.