"Finished that game with two black eyes, a bloody nose and my face puffed up like a pound cake.
For "The Informant!," a very different kind of physical performance, he gained 30 pounds and had his face puffed up with prosthetics.
"I never got tested, and for 15 years I just assumed I was going to die," Mr. LaChapelle said, looking weary, his face puffed and his mood distracted as he sat for an interview at a gallery on the Upper East Side.
He looked at me with a big grin on his face, puffing the end of a giant cigar, which he had nursed on the long ride back to the house.
The next day, the sommelier, Gregory Condes, made the mistake of approaching the pass during service — he had a question for Neil about oranges and had got momentarily in the way — and was so humiliated that, by the end of a long and relentless haranguing, his face puffed up with held-back tears.
Face deformation is computed from the Left Cheek Puff and Right Cheek Puff animation units and corresponds to supporting head with the hand, which causes 3D head model to become deformed.
Her face would puff up for a day, then go back to normal.
Mary's face was puffed up as if she were about to cry, but instead she said, "Look who's talking.
By the time he'd gone back and forth across the gym, his face had puffed up like a blowfish, and the tendons stood out from his neck.
On more than a few occasions this season, Mark Cuban contorted his face and puffed out his pectorals: the portrait of a deranged fan coiling to strike over a missed call.
There is little contrast between the paleness of his freshly chalked hands and the pallor of a face that puffs out its cheeks, licks its dry lips, and stares down the runway and into the unknown.
