Sentence examples for face of yes from inspiring English sources
After a splashy $3 million magazine ad campaign flopped in 2007, Kalish and Leffler spent $80,000 to run a "Find the Face of Yes To" modeling contest through MySpace; more than 150,000 people cast their votes.
Is there really anything for Algerians to celebrate?On the face of things, yes.
Have the record companies lost their grasp once more?On the face of it, yes.
But does the deal make sense for BP In this section Frugal healing Rare action Dancing with Mr Putin The consequences of costly nosh Teaching case studies in China Pricing the piper The boss is unwell Nipping at their heels ReprintsOn the face of it, yes.
Cameron has previously indicated he would not resign in the face of a yes vote but he would be likely to face calls to go in that event as he could be held responsible for the breakup of the 300-year union.
One is the changing face of labor: older, yes, but also more likely than in the past to be minorities, foreign-born if they're in New York and to work outside of the traditional service industries.
The Westminster elite, who had assumed that the referendum would be easily won by the no side, started to stir when the shadow cabinet minister Jim Murphy suspended his 100 town Irn-Bru crate speaking tour at the end of August in the face of intimidation from yes supporters.
Every one of them took time, energy, effort, imagination, sometimes blind faith in the face of rampant negativity (yes, that was a personal note), to bring it to someone's attention.
This is the face of someone who thought, yes, my college acquaintance's ex needs to know which quiche recipe I swear by.
And, yes, the face of men's anti-aging has extended beyond proven topical creams.
