Sentence examples for frank faces from inspiring English sources

Now, with the interim label removed, Frank faces a bigger challenge than the one he inherited last season.

There's a transparent artifice to the staging: the seams and edges of backdrops are often visible, and the children, while stiffly posed, have expressive, frank faces.

In this he took a chance with the customs inspectors, banking perhaps on his broad build, frank face, high color.

But Zingale who I'd met just once at an industry dinner— invited me in and we had a frank face-to-face conversation about the situation.

Purpura further declared the art of the enterprise sale lost and notes that "having customer-facing teams in New York, where they can have frank face-to-face conversations with C-level executives, has become a differentiator.

Franks faces a maximum sentence of 10 years and six months in state prison.

In 260 and 276 Gaul suffered depredation by two recent confederations of Germanic peoples, the Alemanni and the Franks (facing Upper and Lower Germany, respectively).

If there is one overarching theme that threads through most of the points covered in this guide, it is that most problems on teams can be solved by colleagues being up front with each other, and having respectful, frank conversations face-to-face.

The shock of the piece was how naked and frank the faces and bodies were.

Flaming orange subtitles appear over Mr. Franks's face, echoing the script.

Mr. Franks will face Bret D. Schundler, the mayor of Jersey City, whom many consider too conservative for Democratic-tilting New Jersey.