Sentence examples for face to render from inspiring English sources

Fielding didn't labour for 30 years at the chalk face to render his pupils illiterate and innumerate.

As someone who only occasionally peeks in on "Face To Face", I'm hesistant to render some sort of definitive judgment on Ralston.

In this swift-moving presentation (95 minutes including intermission), playing through Sunday, 13 puppeteers out of sight above the stage combine with seven actors seated in semidarkness facing the action to render a forceful, visually captivating and clearly articulated version of Shakespeare's tragedy.

In the second ballad, Robin slays Guy in fair fight, cuts off his head, sticks it on the end of the victim's bow and "nicks" the face with his knife to render it unrecognisable.

The accountant, her face red, tried very hard to render herself invisible.

We had five minutes to don the clothing, just nine seconds to render the face mask airtight.

The epic rush of love when he talks about his son can physically transform him, his face opening with enough joy to render him childlike himself; the blackness of his memory of Sister Joanna plunges him into despair.

It glitches out fairly frequently and it tried to render a face on my wall for some reason (Ghosts!).

Something made for a specific, pragmatic purpose that we choose, in the face of all fiscal sense, to render beautiful and luxurious?

Those Kennedy accents and faces are still too familiar to render gracefully.

In these cases, Mr. Bender endeavored to turn back time, using victims' skulls to render their faces as they might have looked in life.