Sentence examples for face swelling from inspiring English sources
"We saw his face swelling and at half-time we didn't want to go for any risks," said Mourinho, 52.
My mom would likely laugh to recall the memory of my face swelling to twice its size when I had my wisdom teeth removed, for I resembled something in the realm of a chipmunk on steroids.
The outline of the hills resembles a large, peaceful face swelling gently into a female form; in response, the mural sketches the contours of the massive breast and rounded belly of a sleeping Mother Earth.
"When the practitioner gave me the kambo, burning eight small holes in my ankle, I felt my face swelling up like a puffer fish and it stayed like that for two days," she says.
The presumptive diagnosis based on the verbal autopsy obtained from the mother was staphylococcal septic shock (recorded history of fever, generalised vesicular eruption, skin peeling and face swelling prior to death).
A few patients experienced relatively mild prednisolone-associated side effects such as face swelling, an increase in body weight and elevated blood pressure.
Politicians elsewhere, also facing swelling deficits, may join him in that.
When it faced swelling protests earlier this year, Egypt's government effectively shut down Internet access across the entire country.
But as he faces swelling street demonstrations in Hong Kong pressing for more democracy in the territory, the toolbox of President Xi Jinping of China appears remarkably empty of instruments that could lead to palatable long-term solutions for all involved.
And the conundrum those new arrivals presented when they washed up not far from here before dawn on Saturday, abandoned by their smugglers, was sharp, too: not only for France, but for a Europe facing swelling tides of illegal immigrants from places as far-flung as Iraq or China.
In Gaziantep, I interviewed the regional Governor in charge of the Syrian refugee crisis and the AFAD chief, and in Kilis the Governor, given his position serving in a small border province facing swelling numbers of refugees.
