Sentence examples for made a big face from inspiring English sources
She's a quirky little Canadian with big glasses who made a big internet splash by drawing faces onto butts and boobs and giners and such.
"I made a big, big effort.
Sam Warburton believes Warren Gatland's return will make a big difference when Wales face the All Blacks on Saturday.
It reveals that bank branches remain essential to Britons, with nearly two-thirds of consumers preferring to talk to someone face-to-face when making a big financial decision.
Put on your best sick face and make a big deal of drinking a drink or eating something, then making a hurt face.
Good C.E.O.s can adjust, but whether the wind is at their backs or in their faces makes a big difference.
No face painting or making a big deal of it (unless you really have to or want to).
9.40pm: Ignite stuff their faces and Phil makes a big joke out of the fact that he's a cloth-eared arrogant whiny childish waste of space.
For example, I can now see which direction the available cars are facing (which can make a big difference in San Francisco, where a car pointed in the wrong direction can equal an extra five minutes of waiting).
