'period face' is not considered standard, written English
It is an informal phrase that is used to describe someone who has a facial expression that appears to be in reaction to a painful period. For example, "Sarah had a period face when she had to wake up early on Sunday morning."
Ms. Siff is still beautiful, even in scrubs, without the period face paint.
At the meeting today, the two were accompanied by phalanxes of advisers but spent a brief period face to face.
Extremely preterm infants who survive the neonatal period face an elevated risk of serious life-long health problems, including learning disabilities and other chronic conditions (Doyle 1995, 2008).
In the same period, face-lifts decreased by 12percentt, forehead lifts by 65percentt, eyelid surgery by 27percentt and nose surgery by 27percentt, according to the report.
It was the first time the two had met for an extended period face-to-face since Mr. Schröder campaigned against an attack on Iraq in German elections a year ago, infuriating Mr. Bush, and causing a freeze in the leaders' relations.
The Belgian economy of the interwar period faced serious difficulties.
The female writers who flourished during this early modern period faced unusual challenges.
Parent, who entered the game at 12 52 of the first period, faced 15 shots and gave up just one goal the rest of the way.
That said, the emergence of the world's most populous nation from the ruins of the late Mao period faces other powers with a situation never experienced before.
Boston entered the third period facing a 4-2 deficit, but Nathan Horton and Zdeno Chara scored 15 seconds apart to tie it.
The network is hoping that a significant number will want to see the next "Survivor" installment on Thursday night, when it settles into its regular time period, facing off against "Friends" on NBC at 8 p.m.
