Sentence examples for made face from inspiring English sources

As if the Joker had made face paints from acid.

Mr. Tsai made "Face" in six weeks, with a team from the Taiwanese production company Homegreen Films and a French crew from JBA Production.

They attend a three-and-a-half-hour rehearsal at the Kaufman Center every Sunday, and they have a busy concert calendar that has made Face the Music a force in the New York new-music world.

People are legally entitled to help from councils, points out the report, if they are homeless or are likely to be made face homelessness within a 28 day period.

In recent times, attempts to explain Chinese social practices to foreign social scientists have for the first time made face a theme for research and systematic study by Chinese social scientists.

Of course, we now know that it isn't terribly secure — a picture of your face was apparently good enough to fool it — but Google seems to have made Face Unlock just a bit more secure in their early Jelly Bean release.

The Internet, e-mail, social media and online everything since then has made face-to-face social contact in the evening that much harder.

He felt that wearing Glass made face-to-face interactions worse, and he was sensitive to other people's concerns about being spied on or surveilled by a video-recording feature on the device.

They made faces, rolled eyes.

Ballerinas made faces behind his back.

"We made faces until we collided into a kiss.