Sentence examples for face stuck from inspiring English sources

And in the corner, snoring quietly, the restaurant critic is asleep, face stuck to the table.

Despite the apparent realism of Brooks's ending, it plays like a smiley face stuck on a death mask.

Now she suddenly has her face stuck in all sorts of books that are not age-appropriate.

Another time, Steven Berkoff snarled at my questions from the off, like a bear with its face stuck in a beehive, before finally stomping out.

After getting so burned and blistered decades ago that her face stuck to her pillow the morning after, Cynthia Spence, 40, does not take the sun lightly.

Before he could add "you", the screen froze and the limits of nascent digital technology and design left poor Ive's face stuck in a ginormous gurn.

She describes walking into her office one day "and there in the hallway was a familiar face sticking out of the trash bin — mine".

But I spent hours looking at these photos with a magnifying glass and one day I found her little face sticking out.

And there in the still centre sat Allen, a smile on his face, sticking the knife in to everything from apartheid to the Catholic church without raising his voice or losing his cool.

Wilder added: "I'm disappointed and gutted but I am the leader of the group so I have to put on a brave face, stick my chin out and do my best for the football club.

RIP [rest in peace].' However, 15% of the posts say that the images are exciting or funny (Fig. 6), such as: 'Ha-ha-ha, this was a good day:P [:P is an emoticon frequently used on the internet to mean a smiley face, sticking out tongue.].' 'Give me some more pictures please!