Sentence examples for face on time from inspiring English sources

Once I lost my temper at him and said I don't think anybody's impressed by the fact that you had your face on Time magazine. . . .

But putting Mr. bin Laden's face on Time's cover had unintended consequences.

I managed to snag some face-on time with Google Cardboard, the surprise gift for attendees that consists of a simple folding cardboard harness for your Android device and some concave plastic, but my own unit went missing in the hazy fugue of the I/O press room, leaving me hungry for more than my quick 30-second demo.

"He scratched off a freckle on my face one time.

Rabindranath Tagore called it "a teardrop on the face of time". UNESCO calls it a World Heritage Site.

They talk on the phone "10 times a day," one-on-one face time is a weekly ritual.

"We really count on having face-to-face time on Sunday mornings," he said.

Cerego delivers a broad, generalized tool, designed to crystallize foundational knowledge for any subject and frees up instructors to focus face-to-face time on higher-level cognitive tasks.

Stepping out on doorsteps with an election weeks away, will voters give them the ­rollocking bollocking that Margaret Beckett and Menzies Campbell faced on Question Time?

Otherwise it is egg-on-face time and Van Gaal could make several omelettes.

If one team's player isn't in the face-off circle on time, drop the puck anyway.