Sentence examples for faces because of from inspiring English sources
"If you go to Kmart or Wal-Mart, you see gorier faces because of Halloween," Ms. Hodel said.
"Sometimes my children go to school without even washing their faces because of the lack of water," says Colque Gabriel.
The party's latest campaign highlights the danger it claims Britain's seal population faces because of Brussels' fisheries policy.
That, in turn, could expose agency officers and operations to the same kind of public exposure as the military now faces because of the Iraq prison abuses.
As the author of a book on the use of enteral nutrition to treat Crohn's disease, I am all too familiar with the skepticism Fred Vogelstein faces because of his son's use of the ketogenic diet for epilepsy (Nov. 21).
Phalanxes of police officers, wearing masks or pressing wet towels to their faces because of asbestos warnings, tried to push the crush of hundreds of onlookers to get back.
There's inflation risk that we face because of the uncertainty about prices.
"In dialect," he added, "knife makers are known as 'facciatinti,' black face, because of the smoke".
It is a great face because of the noble way its possessor carries a physical deformity.
Can you imagine the number of problems they have to face because of this?" Modi asked.
