Sentence examples for faces of today from inspiring English sources

Are we ready for the definition of the two faces of today's phrase?

To celebrate, see the faces of today's craft brewers in a video montage created for the week-long celebration.

The Rookie editor was chosen to pose in the Jake Chessum-lensed campaign as one of the "up-­and-­coming fresh faces of today who are making good things happen," according to Cole Haan.

Appearance: The smirking faces of 2016.

THAT AN EXECUTIVE at Google should become one of the faces of this year's Egyptian revolution was entirely fitting.

Well, this year's New Faces of 2009 roundups have kept that mood alive till well into the middle of January.

She performed in a dozen Broadway shows, including the revue "New Faces of 1956" and two productions of Jerry Herman's "Mame," with Angela Lansbury, in 1966 and 1983.

RAROVIDEO, a leading Italian DVD company, inaugurates its new American division this week with two releases that reflect the two faces of 1970s Italian cinema.

The producer added her bit to the show, New Faces of 1934, and Coca caught the attention of both the critics and the public.

By the time the film was finished, Baumbach was 26, and dubbed as one of Newsweek's "Ten New Faces of 1996".

She first achieved recognition in the Broadway revue New Faces of 1956 and held the lead comedian role in the London revue Share My Lettuce (1957 58).