Sentence examples for face lives from inspiring English sources
Refugees in Dadaab face lives of enforced idleness and dependency; children born there may grow up there.
One at a time they cascade across the screen, face after face, lives cut short and deaths not explained.
Lat, who has a boyish face, lives in Manhattan and commutes to New Jersey, and he writes his blog entries in his spare time.
"At the opening, he had a mask on," said Marsea Goldberg, the gallery director, who knows where Neck Face lives but won't tell.
Jean, a shy, expressive girl with a heart-shaped face, lives the arduous life common to poor rural children across Africa.
Ms. Pill, who is strawberry blond and slender with a cherubic face, lives in the East Village; Ms. Treem, tall and dark-haired with an intense poise, lives in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
Decisions will be based on the risk students and faculty members face living in the country.
She said it to my face, live on ITV's Lorraine, in front of everyone.
"His pointy hat almost poked me in the face, live on TV".
Jeter, who will not face live pitching yet, has fielded grounders.
Chamberlain and Hughes especially need to face live hitters in their competition for the fifth starter's job.
