Sentence examples for face pushing from inspiring English sources

Until San Dragoti's wonderfully silly vampire story LOVE AT FIRST BITE (1979), moviegoers thought George Hamilton was just another pretty face pushing 40.

Theatrical openings are crushingly expensive, the audience is wary, critics can turn themselves blue in the face pushing films from Iran or China, but the audience sometimes just doesn't want to go.

At birth, the girl, Alayna, was a pink-cheeked bundle, but by 6 months, a growth the size of a baseball had consumed the left side of her face, pushing her eyeball out of its socket.

His wavy, unkempt hair and the uncontrolled, bursting structure of his face pushing outwards towards the edges of the picture suggest a nature thrusting beyond the conventional forms of life.

The match was high voltage from the first whistle, with a referee issuing a yellow card for a foul almost immediately, followed by some face pushing and nearly a fight among the players.

In "Portrait of Clyde Morgan," a bald-headed black man spreads out his fingers on his face, pushing his forehead into furrows and turning his face into a mask.

He already knew that his knee was injured as his face pushed toward the floor.

In January at the SAG Awards, he hugged Bradley Cooper round the waist, with his face pushed between his legs.

She felt that they wanted to eat her face, push her legs apart, squat on her breasts and stink.

His skull was too large, his face pushed in, his eyes oblique, his pug nose too small and tipped up.

He said the young man punched him in the face, pushed him to the ground and slammed his head against the pavement.