Sentence examples for familiar visage from inspiring English sources

As she gazed at the brown skillet marks on the surface of the bread, a familiar visage snapped into focus.

Once again, the familiar visage of Johnnie L. Cochran Jr. is appearing on New York television screens.

In the TV spots just begun, Labor hardly mentions the party or other candidates; instead, Rabin's exploits as commander of the six-day war of 25 years ago this week are recounted and his familiar visage dominates the screen.

From those inauspicious beginnings to Mr. Hussein's current incarnation, 34 years later, as the big wheel on the axis of evil, he and his familiar visage could serve as a Rorschach test of shifting American priorities.

The fast-forming suspicion, then, is that a chatty messaging interface is merely the latest disguise to cloak the unwelcome, gelatinous and indubitably familiar visage of spam spam spam.

When fans gather for the festivities that surround tonight's regular-season home opener against the New Orleans Saints, they can look at the familiar visages of Peyton Manning and Reggie Wayne gazing down from huge banners around town.

Lister depicts the familiar visages of Magritte's The Son of Man and Superman, BB-8 and Bob Ross, Hokusai's The Great Wave and Tetris, in geometric abstractions familiar to those who have seen his interpretations of Breaking Bad and Vincent van Gogh.

At last he raises the gleaming vizard of his helmet and there, behold, is a most familiar wide-browed visage: hey, it's one of America's most popular television stars, and, boy, does he look as if he means business.

Anyone who has ever had a Coopers pale ale will be familiar with its muddy visage.

This one has a beaked nose, a pronounced overbite and upswept blond hair, a visage immediately familiar to anyone who remembers the 1980s, and one that theatergoers — paying $100 a ticket for a dose of solidarity with the beleaguered British proletariat in the age of late capitalism — are eager to boo.

The familiar goofy boy scout's visage peered through the security louvres, then Gates admitted me to a nerdish bedlam: piles of old Marvel comics and empty Yakult cartons were scattered everywhere, an Atari games console was pinging in the sink.