Sentence examples for tall face from inspiring English sources
On Monday, Mu Zijian met Yao Ming, the 7-foot-6 center of the Houston Rockets, the very tall face of modern, outward-facing China.
It possesses some primitive skull features but shares with early Homo a flat and tall face.
We who are over six feet tall, or even over five feet tall, face the possibility without fear.
The rhymes for Skyfall ("stand tall", "face it all") are also quite cat-sat-on-the-mat.
Trump, an Adele fan who attended her New York concert last year, has also played Skyfall, the singer's James Bond theme ("when it crumbles, we will stand tall, face it all together") after delivering his apocalyptic stump speech about America's future.
Slender Man, I always see him: dark, tall face, just a shadow coming at me.
Mr. Stonbely said there are only four speakers, each no more than a foot tall, facing north, south and east, and the sound seems to carry several blocks in those directions.
In 2008, Honnold, then a twenty-three-year-old universally described as "dorky," made a ropeless ascent of another Yosemite wall, the two-thousand-foot-tall face of Half Dome.
"It'll have to go a long way to match the impact of a giant winking kangaroo named Matilda," reported the Courier Mail when the hunt for a mascot began in June last year, referring to the 13m-tall face of the 1982 Commonwealth Games in Brisbane.
He interpreted P. blackfeetensis as having a steeper, taller face than P. maximus,with the crest migrating backward toward the eyes during growth.
Also of note was the facial width-to-height ratio: Men tend to have "taller" faces than women, a result of testosterone release during adolescence in males.
