Sentence examples for quarter face from inspiring English sources

A quarter face cord of wood -- a stack about 2 feet high and 4 feet long -- starts at $85; (718) 554-3251 or www.thewoodman.com.

It's one of only about 20 existing portraits by Raphael, and it set a fashion for painting Popes in three quarter face that has been followed by Titian,Velázquez, David, and the photographer of John XXIII (the reproductions are in the same room as the Raphael to prove it).

Jefferson emerged from that second quarter face-off and responded with 17 third-quarter points on his way to matching his career-best 22 points.

Kristiansen said the group was well placed for the year ahead, although he cautioned that the second quarter faced tougher numbers compared with last year.

Almost one in two small-business owners have experienced late client payments in the past 12 months, according to a new report, with a quarter facing serious cash flow shortages as a result.

Completing five of six passes for 59 yards, he led the Steelers straight back down the field, and they ended the quarter facing second down on the Cardinals' five.

Local authorities facing massive social care budget shortfalls have already made devastating cuts to support packages since the end of June: in one area 53 out of 60 former ILF recipients are facing cuts to their packages, with more than a quarter facing dramatic cuts of over 50% of their support.

Ravens 27 Broncos 42, 5 29 remaining in 4th quarter Faced with fourth-and-four at the Denver 12, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh initially tells his team to go for it, but changes his mind after a Broncos timeout (Denver were having trouble getting players off the field).

His definition of a comeback opportunity: Any time a quarterback takes the field late in the fourth quarter facing a deficit of between 1 and 8 points.

More than a quarter of African states experienced armed internal conflict during the decade, and another quarter faced prolonged political crises and turbulence (105), some of which are on-going.

Many figures are presented in the frontal position favoured by Parthian artists, while others appear three-quarter face, as in Hellenistic art.