"He is the organization for all practical purposes," said former Police Commissioner William Bratton, "its face and heart and soul".
"And, when we least expect it, it shows its face and intimidates us.
"It's very, very dangerous on its face, and it's troubling, because it doesn't make sense from a law enforcement perspective," she said.
Well, I don't eat cakes!' Whereupon it tore off its face and ate it.
Wave a pink ball in front of its face and it may give chase.
All of a sudden, the trend of the autumn has shown its face, and it is hairy.
Evil only seems to show its face, and it is energy itself which becomes the hero of the narrative.
Bully the painting, stick your face into its face, and it does indeed become a set of minutely figured stripes.
"Focus on the Family is losing its icon, it's losing its face and its voice," said Mr. Nelson, formerly the president of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability.
Its horn had been torn from its face and it had almost certainly died in slow agony.
That's pretty vague on its face, and it may be an historical accident that we have focused mainly on the "property" angle ever since.
