Sentence examples for face period from inspiring English sources

In a parlor, round-backed vintage folding chairs on loan from a funeral home face period coffins for an adult and a child.

I confess, I fell into a similar trap when it came to George W Bush's burgeoning painting career, particularly when he left his Putin's misshapen face period and entered his kitty cat with an attitude problem phase.

In the freelance economy, workers inevitably face periods without pay.

Now many businesses, like the Jorvik Viking Centre, face periods of closure.

We all face periods of ignorance about our future selves, and hesitate before plunging into our different unknowns.

Instead, it will face periods when grid demand falls and there is more wind and solar power than Britain needs.

Hewlett-Packard, having saturated the market with new printers, will face periods when it must wait until businesses and consumers are ready to buy again.

Among her symptoms: pallor, weakness, fatigue, fevers, headaches, rapid heartbeat, swelling and puffiness in her hands and face, periods of unexplained weight loss and eye trouble.

They face periods at work – say waiting for a taxi fare, or for parcels to be collated before delivery – with no pay at all.

The proposed change comes in the form of graduated drivers licensing, or G.D.L., under which new drivers face periods with curfews, passenger limits or other restrictions.

In the model we propose, companies face periods of ferment with relevant stylistic variations and periods of convergence on a single trend that is the stylistic convergent design versus the technologic dominant design.