Sentence examples for vigorous face from inspiring English sources

In a room that looked like a bit of the set from Saw 3, I sat down on a robust wooden recliner to accept a set of lubed hands in a vigorous face, neck, and chest massage.

"No vigorous face-washing or rough play for a few days, but other than that," the nurse says, "he'll be back to normal in no time".

Mr. Landesman is expected to be a vigorous and provocative face of the agency.

The N.F.L.'s vigorous prosecution of face paint and touchdown dances makes its inept handling of serious issues seem all the more repugnant.

Even without a ratification fight, Mr. Clinton's decision could face vigorous challenges from Republicans in Congress and from Mr. Bush's administration.

The diplomats say that reform at the ministry will require a wholesale clearing out of top officials, and that Mr. Atmar is likely to face vigorous, and possibly violent, opposition.

The authors recognize, however, that structural policy changes will face vigorous opposition from vested interests, and implementation challenges typical of a fragile state.

But George also could face vigorous questioning from Republicans about why he did not issue warnings about the practice earlier.

A final challenge worth noting, as Table  1 illustrates, is that since NCDs are attributable to a wide range of risk factors, an effective response will likely rest on the combined impact of a variety of interventions, each of which is likely to face vigorous resistance from industry.

Booker still faces vigorous opposition.

But they, too, are facing vigorous arguments from prosecutors.