Sentence examples for face wall from inspiring English sources

Strong-Cuevas's "Broken Face Wall" (2000) has a placid face on it, and alludes to pre-Columbian, Egyptian and Easter Island cultures.

My employer, like many others, kept a "face wall" – pictures of shoppers detained by store security on the suspicion of illegal activity – in the workers' lounge to alert employees of so-called suspicious shoppers.

The R. & A. has found that the ERC II produces only 8 to 10 more yards than drivers that do not have its construction feature -- a thinner face wall, and thus more of a trampoline or springboard effect when the ball is struck.

Facebook, a company that has applied for or trademarked the terms "Face", "Wall", and "Like" as well as sued others for using "Book" in their names, is using the name "Timeline" for a new product that is focused on how people express and share events and history online.

In it, Timelines asserts that Facebook should have contacted the company before launching their Timeline feature, and subtly mocks the social networking giant for "[applying] for or [trademarking] the terms 'Face', 'Wall', and 'Like' as well as [suing] others for using 'Book' in their names".

That morning, she and her mom ate breakfast and saw on the news that a statue of a girl had been placed to face Wall Street's famous charging bull statue.

Players returning to Melbourne Park quickly face walls with signs that underscore the official change in tone.

But they face walls of opulent new wallpaper prints or giant photographs of the interiors of stunning Italian palazzos.

A facing wall is lined with plaques.

The steep stairway facing Wall Street is a daunting climb.

High on the sea-facing wall, trapezoidal windows enhance the living room's light.