Sentence examples for face well from inspiring English sources

And then, when she sees the woman's disappointed face: "Well, maybe just a little.

But the lips in the portrait were pursed, the expression coolly defiant and the face, well, it was different.

"Alfred, I have found Sir Lancelot," the photographer exclaimed, to which the poet replied, "I want a face well worn with evil passion".

One of a series of apps launched by Justin Fletcher, whose face – well, many faces, given his number of different characters – is familiar to young CBeebies viewers in the UK.

Yes, you read that right: confident swimmers aged eight to 15 can go face to face – well, diving mask to razor-sharp teeth – with sharks including the zebra, blacktip reef, bamboo and wobbegong varieties.

Cardiff should have had a penalty after 74 minutes when a high kick by Murphy caught Ben Turner in the face well inside the area and the referee's assistant indicated, incorrectly, that the offence was outside.

In part, this is because they face well-warranted public skepticism.

In the fight to shape public opinion, conservatives face well-organized liberal foes.

There were no moral victories to be had and whatever team lost to the other would have to face well-deserved public embarrassment.

With his silver hair, craggy face, well-tended moustache and flattened Chicago vowels, Farina, who has died of a blood clot on a lung, became one of the most readily identified supporting performers of the past 30 years.

In the prescription drug benefits debate, they face well-financed opposition from labor and citizens' groups, notably AARP, as well as the insurance industry, which typically runs neck-and-neck with the pharmaceutical industry as the business that spends the most money on lobbying.