Sentence examples for face released from inspiring English sources

Her face, released from the terrible tension of hope, had grown smooth; her gestures had taken on the flirting irony of the young; she was almost ecstatically attentive to everything about her; and her voice, as she bent forward to whisper a remark about a woman and a handsome man at another table, was rapid, as if the very air of her breathing had turned thin and free.

Today, the Adam Smith Institute and drug policy innovation hub Volte Face released a joint report on the state of cannabis legislation in the UK.

Although protesting lawyers are likely to make themselves available to ensure the most sensitive cases – including sex crimes – do not face unnecessary disruption, leading lawyers believe police face releasing potentially serious criminals if post-arrest rights cannot be upheld.

Sometimes, when everything goes wrong, companies try to put on a happy face, releasing a flurry of news in the hopes of raising investor confidence.

Worst of times: The decidedly luke-warm reviews for The Mirror Has Two Faces, released in 1996 and her third movie for which she was also the director.

We will all have wrinkles but letting go of the resistance in our faces releases the hardness -- and then the look begins to soften.

He soars above the platform, changes direction with a deft about-face, releases his grip to hurtle through open space, twisting and turning until his arms reach out to link hands with the catcher and sail to the far end of the rig.

Face to Face was released in the UK in October 1966, where it was well received and peaked at number eight.

But they might never have envisaged a policy dilemma quite as acute as the one they now face.Figures released on February 15th showed that Britain's inflation rate reached 4% in January, twice the bank's official 2% target.

A Region 2 release of Eyes Without a Face was released April 21, 2008 by Second Sight Films.

"Poker Face" was released as the second single from the album.