Sentence examples for term face from inspiring English sources

Everyone in Moscow uses the English term "face control," though the phrase is often transliterated in print as "feis kontrol".

Last month, Facebook Inc., not pleased to see FriendFinder using the term "face book of sex," sued the company for copyright infringement.

Or Kim Kardashian at the Vogue festival last weekend who has, apparently, gone a little more natural – save the brows, which remained like thick, manicured icing on her uncontoured baked (yes, that's a real beauty term) face.

The dichotomy people always cited was between Russell Crowe and Leonardo DiCaprio – the former embodied the hyper-masculinised, "gorilla-like" (it's a technical term) face, the latter a face that was considered as feminine as you could get, before you looked so female that you freaked people out.

In assessing how women like S. and J. fare over time, Foster plans to look at several variables: mother-child bonding; whether women who carry unwanted pregnancies to term face lasting economic difficulties; how the children of turnaways compare with children who are born later to women who once had abortions.

The Millers, promoted from League Two last term, face Preston over two legs after finishing fourth in the table.

The term "face-furniture" would be underselling this bad boy; it's more like a three-piece suite.

Angela Merkel, running for a fourth term, faces serious opposition from the nationalist right in Germany.

Mr. Gorton, who is seeking a fourth Senate term, faced little competition in Tuesday's Republican primary.

Mr. Booker will fill out the rest of Mr. Lautenberg's term, facing re-election in November 2014.

But while her father, Ms. Park begins a single, five-year term facing sharp criticism from younger and liberal South Koreans who have no fear of speaking out.