Sentence examples for fearsome faces from inspiring English sources
Before, time had been my own, to think about whatever interested me; here, time was partitioned by school bells, and all I could think about were the inscrutable, fearsome faces of all those other children.
But in early August, Tuck, a Giants defensive end, had to petition the N.F.L. to keep his fearsome face mask, with a grille of extra horizontal and diagonal bars.
Some 50 people in Japanese warrior dress — dark robes, heavy chest armor and helmets with fearsome face-cages — hurled bloodcurdling screams as they beat one another over the head with poles.
The building is faced with granite quarried from the island and, in bright sunshine, it presents a slightly fearsome aspect: half Colditz, half Hogwarts.
Its dark face is hidden by a leopard mask of cloisonne with two pairs of eyes and a fearsome grimace.
Others point out fearsome side effects.
But, to the extent of few in Westminster, he is also overweight in body and somewhat fearsome in face.
Larry Deblinger Nyack, N.Y., Feb. 12, 2008 To the Editor: David Brooks correctly lists the fearsome choices facing either Democrat if he or she is elected.
When he rounded a corner onto Vesey Street and got his first glance of the building close up — the fearsome east face — he gasped: "Fucking hell!" He made a joke about putting in a route up the sheer glass exterior.
They followed a 12-year-old boy who, walking briskly ahead of them, wore the wood-carved mask of a fearsome elongated face, with a large forehead, small eyes and a thin rectangular mouth.
From here a cable car swings up to chocolate-box villages like Gimmelwald and Mürren, perched like eyries on a ledge above the Lauterbrunnen Valley and peering across to Eiger's fearsome north face.
