Sentence examples for said face from inspiring English sources

"It was exciting, wasn't it?" he said, face lit up with enthusiasm.

But club owners, he said, face "high start-up costs, high taxes and copyright fees," so they need more incentives to book live acts.

Those authorized to carry guns, he said, face extremely tight protocols governing when they can be deployed and under what circumstances they can fire.

One, his 17-year-old son, Eliya, will be entering the army and may, he said, face a stark dilemma.

This time it was turned up to 8 before there was a reaction, and Dashi said, "Face".

Problem is, he compares said face to that of his girlfriend's (guess which he thinks is prettier?).

Linda Haffner, director of interpreter services at Stanford University Hospital and Clinics, said face-to-face interpretation was necessary in certain situations.

The inspectorate also said face-to-face communication with victims at court was inconsistent, and that CPS staff cuts had put a strain on prosecutors' ability to meet victims and witnesses before they are called to give evidence.

Sweden, he said, faced a vicious circle.

"Look out that way," Robinson said, facing the wind.

Stephen Duckworth, from Capita Personal Independence Payment, said face-to-face meetings with claimants were taking two hours rather than the one forecast.