Sentence examples for keep its face from inspiring English sources

The host, Chris Harrison, shared announcing duties with the heretofore legitimate sports journalist Hannah Storm, whose presence indicated that the show's tongue is in its cheek — the only way to keep its face from hardening into a ghastly rictus.

To date, not a single Croatian has been indicted at The Hague for any of the atrocities committed against Serbs in the breakup of Yugoslavia, and as long as the world keeps its face buried in this lopsided cesspit of selective justice, there will never be reconciliation in the Balkans and the region will always be waiting for the first opportunity to start butchering each other once again.

Speaking publicly for the first time since the company's IPO, he only slightly belittled the fact that the world's biggest social network is pushing 1 billion users worldwide at the moment, but also a sign of how it wants to keep its startup face on as it continues to mature and grow — two trends that often lead to slower execution and innovation.

This binding resolution will ensure that the Assad regime must keep its commitments or face consequences.

That means that, among other things, the Google Play Edition One retains its Beats Audio profile to keep its twin front-facing BoomSound speakers pumping out the audio, while the GS4 still plays nice with Samsung's curious notification-revealing flip covers.

Removing the fruit from the skin sideways through a single lengthwise slit leaves the peel intact enough to keep its messy inside facing inward.

BEIJING — The Chinese premier Wen Jiabao expressed concern on Friday about the safety of China's $1 trillion investment in American government debt, the world's largest such holding, and urged the Obama administration to provide assurances that its investment would keep its value in the face of a global financial crisis.

He also lectured his party to keep its internal disagreements private or face a return to opposition.

IV If "Zero Dark Thirty" is a roller-coaster ride, it's one with blinkers, one that keeps its viewer facing forward and allows no glance away from the action.

Her face kept its lived-in look.

Some post-Soviet countries have dismantled or radically altered these "liberation" monuments in the last twenty-five years, but Budapest kept its, in the face of constant opposition.