Sentence examples for phrase face from inspiring English sources

The place is unassuming but since reviews on Yelp often include the phrase "face meltingly hot", it was the only choice.

(c) The phrase Face amount of insurance as used in the regulations in this part will mean the amount of insurance payable as a death benefit; Provided, That any indebtedness, or any accruals (such as paid-up additions, dividend accumulations, etc). that may be added to or taken from the amount payable as the death benefits will not be used in calculating the face amount of a policy.

Thus the governor could rule the City merely by raising his eyebrows, in that celebrated phrase, face to face.

I do think the network might want to rethink the show's catch phrase: "Face the wall".

For bonus points, see if you can find the phrase "face anus" WITHOUT hitting command f.

She noted Swift recycled the phrase "face of an angel" from the album's previous track, "Hey Stephen".

Mr. Phillips begins one phrase, facing the wings, with three slow fouetté turns, then does a cool string of turning jumps in a new direction.

That phrase, "facing death," is a very old one, so familiar that we have forgotten how literal its meaning can be.

There's a reason for the phrase "baby face". Round, plump cheeks look young.

You look happy.' " There's a reason for the phrase "baby face".

In one an image of a clock is accompanied by the phrase "The Face of God".