Sentence examples for face to catch from inspiring English sources

"So," he says, tilting his face to catch more rays.

Why a live-wire sketch of Wellington, darting all over his face to catch his weary realism, may be a far greater portrait than the painted doll that was the official commission.

She communicates the almost erotic power that ideas can impart, "the bliss" experienced by Justin and his colleagues when they make a breakthrough in their work, lifting "a bit of the heavy veil the material world wears across her face" to catch "a feature of a feature never quite so glimpsed before".

I guess the best part is when people start looking at the side of your face to catch the time.

Person #3 should have a view of the person who you are asking's face to catch their reaction.

President Donald Trump has said another shutdown could start Feb. 15 if he and Democratic leaders can't agree on funding for a U.S.-Mexico border wall, compounding the pressure the park service faces to catch up on repairs and maintenance.

When the whistle blows, Pierce has gained four yards, and Wilfork has fallen on his face trying to catch up.

If your opponent throws at your mid-section or face, try to catch it.

He was sitting in his second-floor office at the time, the windows of the Palladian mansion facing south, to catch the breeze.

When drinking the soda, hold the bottle so that the indentations in the neck are facing down to catch the marble.

"Most of the time, I fear that people will be talking about some book I haven't read or a speaker I missed and I'll be trapped, fake smile on my face, trying desperately to catch up".