Sentence examples for faces that stand from inspiring English sources

One of them is "Protection From Sickness and Jealousy," dominated by three owls with serious wedge-shaped faces that stand as sentinels.

Among the few faces that stand out from the squinting, scurrying horde are a Mr. Fixit (an amusing Tom Waits); Carnegie's lover, Claudia (a sympathetic Jennifer Beals); and her daughter, Solara (the miscast Mila Kunis), who despite the deprivations, appears to have swung by a Beverly Hills salon for an eyebrow wax.

Gilbert's governor's messenger, Joe Pettibone, are faces that stand out in the swirling hubbub.Except to add that we've seen "The Front Page" under its own name and others so often before we've grown a little tired of it, we don't mind conceding "His Girl Friday" is a bold-faced reprint of what was once and still remains the maddest newspaper comedy of our times.

Yet she is the face in the crowd rather than the face that stands out.

The wave itself felt no different from a real ocean wave — and a fun one at that, with sufficient push to get going and a mellow, clean face that stood up long enough for me to get a very good ride.

America must solve the challenges it faces in ways that stand the test of time.

There was enthusiasm for these two new faces that stood for a shared worldview.

Find a red that suits your face but that stands out slightly.

She is particularly concerned with the problems that rulers face making decisions that stand to impact a large group of people with incomplete information.

Whilst the prospect of a centralized government brings opportunities, there are huge challenges facing the country that stand in way of stability and a safe future for children.

Face recognition -- which works by converting video images, photos or even police composites of faces into strings of numbers, then comparing them with other strings of numbers that stand for known faces -- is very much in its infancy.