Sentence examples for stunning faces from inspiring English sources

From Natalie Portman's baby daddy to one of the most stunning faces the red carpet has seen in Marion Cotillard, because it's Bastille Day, we're counting down our favorite French imports.

Photographer and sculptor Klaus Enrique, whose instantly recognizable portraits of humans made from inanimate objects have been displayed alongside those of Andy Warhol, Paul Cezanne, and Francisco Goya, has just released a new series of stunning faces made from food.

Photographer and sculptor Klaus Enrique, whose instantly recognisable portraits of humans made from inanimate objects have been displayed alongside those of Andy Warhol, Paul Cezanne, and Francisco Goya, has just released a new series of stunning faces made from food.

I've grown accustomed to its stunning face, and have even learnt to listen to what it is saying.

In the 1971 "Accumulation," performed by Ms. Morrison and Tamara Riewe to the Grateful Dead, the setting was stunning: facing each other on opposite sides of Gerhard Richter's "Six Gray Mirrors," the dancers offered dual solos beginning with the now-familiar rotation of a fist with a hitchhiker's thumb.

A set of 160 emoji featuring the stunning face of feminist art icon Frida Kahlo is headed to the App store this month.

Instead of boisterous night life like that in Patong, on Phuket to the south, or stunning cliff faces like Rai Le's, to the east, Khao Lak's charm is in its long serene beach at the foot of a range of thickly forested mountains.

The reversion, which was accompanied by an apology and which the Times called a "stunning about-face," is certainly a victory for corporate accountability.

The signing on Tuesday was a stunning about-face for Mr. Klaus, a vociferous opponent of the document and of the European Union itself.

The 7,000 square-foot, seven-bedroom home, at 212 Columbia Heights, has five gas fireplaces, 14-foot-high ceilings on the parlor floor and "a stunning garden facing the Brooklyn Heights Promenade," according to the listing on the Corcoran Group Web site.

The compromise was a stunning about-face for the 34-nation group, which had been in what appeared to be an intractable stalemate that threatened to polarize the hemisphere.