Sentence examples for one time face from inspiring English sources

Well, Marilyn Chambers, the one time face of laundry detergent advertising turned jizz mop, has died.

"He's being a pig," the one-time face of Captain James T Kirk told Movie Fanatic.

A one-time, face-to-face in-depth adherence and gel acceptability assessment was conducted with participants in the local language, isiZulu.

At one time, this face was everywhere: on the covers of Life, Ladies Home Journall and Town & Country and in television commercials for Camay soap.

At one time my face was caked with a crust of ice and snow, and icicles like little spikes formed on my eyelashes, making it difficult to keep my eyes open.

They talk on the phone "10 times a day," one-on-one face time is a weekly ritual.

Steve Karsay, who was under strict instructions from Manager Joe Torre, also dodged Bonds the one time they faced each other in the ninth.

But while Mr Miliband, who hopes his call for an optimistic "national mission" has echoes with President Obama's own campaign for power, gets the crucial one-on-one "face time", Nick Clegg is not getting any such meeting.

12.15pm: Having negotiated that earlier shambles of a press conference, Howard Webb's now been giving some one-on-one face time to members of the media.

Warren Buffet and major venture capitalists can get one-on-one face time with even the most senior executives, but a small investor considering buying a hundred Enron shares could not hope for a private meeting with Kenneth Lay or Jeff Skilling.

For meaningful, one-on-one face time with admissions officers, attending school-specific info sessions or booking on-campus interviews is your best bet.