Sentence examples for face to make from inspiring English sources

"There is nothing smacking you in the face to make you think there is something there".

I put blood on my face to make them think I'm dead.

While you're at it, look closely at the hammer's face to make sure it's good and flat.

Once inside, the robot's chest-level video screen will display a human face, to make it more approachable.

Almost each day there is a new face to make even the most slightly recognizable player seem like a longtime regular.

He'd eat chocolate mousse and purposefully get it all over his face to make me laugh – and then I couldn't finish a scene.

Symptoms like oedema, the swelling of legs or face to make children look fat, or thin hair that is easily shed, may be overtly recognizable.

Smooth-sheathed nylon ropes were affixed to the rock face to make a continuous safety line, which climbers could ascend and descend very efficiently.

Just saying your name and showing your face to make a payment seems to address both of those issues, though it may feel remarkably low-tech.

The shower head itself, which lists for $200, is plastic with a silicone face to make it easier to remove calcium deposits.

One of the mediums described the test as "designed to confirm the researchers' preconceptions", saying that she had to work face-to-face to make a connection.