Sentence examples for to be faces from inspiring English sources

The Channel 4 chief executive said that the broadcaster is embracing the event wholeheartedly, including training disabled presenters to be faces of the future, to make a mark beyond airing the event.

Now, say analysts, with labor talks and a merger on the horizon, Mr. Goodwin, the chief executive who wasn't expected to be, faces the toughest test of any transportation executive in the country.

Each season for more than a decade, the two women have cast as many as 100 models per show for the two luxury powerhouses, up to a quarter of whom are likely to be faces no one has seen before on the catwalk.

It is degrading to be face washed.

Macro-economic reality has to be faced.

Two other issues need to be faced.

There are also social conundrums to be faced.

He was grateful not to be facing ruin.

Eventually, however, such questions will have to be faced.

This issue, at any rate, will have to be faced.

ONCE again, Japan seems to be facing paralysis.