Sentence examples for restored face from inspiring English sources

Tens of thousands of units of housing in northern Harlem, the South Bronx and Brooklyn stood pockmarked and vacant in 1989 todayy that housing owes much of its handsomely restored face to work begun during the Dinkins era.

The restored face images are matched to the gallery by using a heterogeneous face matcher.

Five Turrets, No Dungeons IMAGINE living in the turret of a French Renaissance chateau, with the original slate roof carefully restored, facing a broad forest — a k a Central Park.

Among the visitors to Monterchi recently were two Americans, Kaaren Plant of Chicago and her sister, Marcia Jackson of Indianapolis, who stood in a darkened room reverently viewing the delicate images of the blue-clad Madonna and two attending angels, their restored faces also bearing the scars of bullet holes.

Having lost skipper John Terry to injury only hours before the match, the former Porto boss dropped striker Fernando Torres, who had failed to score in his last 20 Chelsea appearances, to the bench but even with Didier Drogba restored to face a Napoli defence that never looked comfortable, the Italian side were deserving winners.

Surgery restored his face, but for the rest of his life he exhibited fearsome scars.

To soothe winter-weary complexions, Fresh created Repair and Restore Face Balm ($95 an ounce).

Flawlessly restored, it faces the Pacific across a broad beach near the Santa Monica Pier.

He uses skin from corpses to restore her face.

A conventional face-lift requires surgically cutting, lifting and sewing sagging skin, while this procedure is typically nonsurgical, involving fat injections designed to plump up the skin and restore the face's youthful volume.

To restore the face of Jesus exactly, Mr. Perez went to the Greek Orthodox church and consulted with an iconist and then to the library to study books on icons.