Sentence examples for face somewhere from inspiring English sources

"I don't think it's fair to put my face somewhere where they would never let me in there to wear their clothes," she complained on a blog.

Monday morning, I found Accorsi in his office at Giants Stadium with an expression on his face somewhere between apologetic and disturbed, like a man standing on the side of the Jersey Turnpike who has just caused a 10-car pile up.

Expect tears running down Kevin De Bruyne's puffy, gingery face somewhere around the quarters.

She went over to fend him off and realised she'd seen his face somewhere.

Each work depicts a different horrified face, somewhere between human and skeletal abominations.

She couldn't exactly tell you why, but each time she saw his face somewhere, she would literally growl his name.

Now the rebels want to meet him face-to-face, somewhere in the country.But the rebels themselves are split.

"In the schools and classrooms, they were facing somewhere between $200 million and $400 million shortfalls against what they projected to be their needs".

But fucking voicemail?" So arrange a time where you can talk face-to-face – somewhere neutral and somewhere you won't be disturbed.

(I think of my historian friends, our books sad faced somewhere down around the one million mark).

Shelmerdine later told me, "The central idea of any good horror premise in VR is facing somewhere that you are scared to go... and then going in anyway," and at this point, I've already begun to feel that tension.