Sentence examples for making the face from inspiring English sources

"We won't do that," Pevear said, making the face of a child who has inadvertently eaten a Brussels sprout.

He's making The Face of an Angel, the story of Amanda Knox, which will be his third film set in that country.

In a sense we should big him up for making the face of far-right politics that of a fat man sweating uncomfortably under studio lights.

*The effects of this chaotic pattern may be sore throat, tooth decay and bad breath from excessive vomiting; swollen salivary glands, making the face rounder; poor skin condition; hair loss; lethargy, and loss of libido.

Dr. Born, the plastic surgeon in Toronto, theorizes that Freeze 24/7 really works by numbing the skin on impact and then solidifying when it dries, making the face feel tighter.

No longer will our desktops need those damned multi-card slots, making the face of it appear to be that of a pimply teenager.

Male macaques experience a rise in testosterone during mating season [3] which increases redness of the face [4], making the faces more preferable to females [5].

The {120} faces are formed along the channels created by hydrogen bonding where the methyl functional groups are present, thus making the faces naturally hydrophobic.

Last you do the face, make the face nice and round or however the customer wants.

And so he hunted around the keyboard for a way to make the face.

He made the face he and his friends made whenever something really wild happened.