Sentence examples for faces put forward from inspiring English sources

With Walker and Calhoun among the first faces put forward by the Big East on Tuesday, we were reminded of the sport's dueling sides, the madness and the maddening, before a tournament shot was launched.

But from the rubbery rendition of his face put forward to promote them, it's clear that with WarnieMojis will come a hundred different ways to say: "I'm afraid I'm becoming irrelevant".

The contest for Republican Party chairman comes as Republican leaders seek to figure out what the party stands for, as well as what face to put forward as they struggle to avoid shrinking into a party of Southern white men in an increasingly diverse country.

But the deeper takeaway that relates to you and me is this: Beyonce and Rihanna represent two ways to use social media, a decision that most of us will have to make about the face we put forward to the world, via the Web, particularly as Facebook and Twitter continue to race toward an endgame of being universal social utilities, YellowPages for everyone who uses the Web.

"It's not the right face to put forward".

It was always just a good face to put forward".

The house, now painted bright blue with black trim, bore little resemblance to the first blousy face it had put forward that day late in 2000, when Ms. Bass, flush with cash from the success of Serena's, the sexy-chic lounge she and her son Sam Shaffer ran underneath the Chelsea Hotel, decided it was time to buy something.

The relevance of face-to-face contact has also been put forward in studies on transdisciplinary collaborations of spatially dispersed teams (Lipnack and Stamps 1997, Olson and Olson 2000).

As we highlighted following the group's recent investor day, we believe the management understand the cyclical and structural problems facing the group and put forward a credible digital strategy.

You may want to unhook him, but you are then faced with this argument put forward by the music lovers: The violinist is an innocent person.

In light of the challenges facing boards, our interviewees put forward a number of suggestions about how board oversight of patient safety could be improved.