Sentence examples for picked a face from inspiring English sources

Asked about the image, Mr. Kelly, of Time, said he had deliberately picked a face that looked ordinary.

Automatically picks a face in a photo and tasks the user with finding it.

It's picking a face out of a knotted tree trunk or finding zoo animals in the clouds.

Swatch, the fashion watch for the masses, has created Swatch X You, a clever online watch "factory" that lets you pick a face, band, and extra doodads to truly customize your $65 to $85 watch.

Face washes - pick a face wash that is right for you.

Roundly thrashed by New Zealand in their last Test match, they have not exactly picked a side to face England that suggests they will do anything other than squeeze at Twickenham.

"We've picked a side [to face Newcastle] who have trained very well".

Academic studies have since revealed all sorts of phenomena that cloud the process of memory: poor witness identification across racial lines, "weapon freeze," in which victims focus on a gun instead of a face, and "unconscious transference," when witnesses seeking the guilty person pick a familiar face instead.

Detectives showed him a photo array, and he picked out a face, and later pointed out a suspect in a lineup: Tyriek Fields, 21.

Veach was chosen as one of CNN's "Intriguing People" in 2010, named by ESPN the Magazine as a NEXT athlete in motorsports in 2011 and picked as a "Face in the Crowd" by Sports Illustrated in 2012.

As Mr. Romney also has such problems with his favorability ratings, he might be more inclined to pick a fresher face.