Sentence examples for faces in the form of from inspiring English sources

They can also put on tiger faces in the form of paint or hand-colored masks.

Arsene Wenger knew he had to reinforce the right-back position after Bacary Sagna joined Manchester City on a free transfer, but the long-serving manager has decided to bring in two new faces in the form of Debuchy and Chambers.

Instead the government consists of established politicians and a few new faces in the form of technocrats.

The self-report result data indicated that participants felt significantly higher senses of physical similarity to and identification with the characters when they were exposed to their own faces in the form of a photo image.

However, it is essential to state the traction-free condition of the crack faces in the form of a singular integral equation which is done in this paper by describing an exact analytical method.

In addition to analysis of the induced response, we also analysed the evoked response to faces in the form of three previously described ERFs, the M100, M170 and M220.

Revenge on an unfaithful wife is also the theme of "Where East Is East," which finds Chaney as Tiger Haynes, a wild-animal trapper who operates out of French Indochina, wearing his profession on his face in the form of deep scars.

With seven minutes left in the fourth quarter, Hynoski caught a 1-yard touchdown pass from Eli Manning and did a "rhinoceros dance," stamping his feet and holding his hand in front of his face in the form of a rhino's spiked nose.

Apart from the suffering of the people, and the dying of the cattle and other livestock by which they measure their economic wellbeing, disaster is also staring them in the face in the form of the loss of the wild animals that have made east Africa a tourist paradise.

Purnell argued that Labour has been looking for ways to "strengthen community through the state", but the answer "was staring us in the face, in the form of the Labour movement itself, and the ideas of organisation, reciprocity and political action on which it was built".

However simplistic it might seem, the problem is not the "ruthless political machine" which he claimed his colleagues up here faced in the form of the Labour Party, but the fact that the party's own leader that has lost the trust and confidence of the north.