Sentence examples for words face from inspiring English sources

The words "Face it, Dad, she's bigger than you" have never hit a man so hard.

Russian media outlets that print swear words face heavy fines under rules signed into law on Monday by the president.

Democrats, in other words, face the prospect of backing a bill that directs a disproportionate sum of money to traditionally red states.

Sloan and Kirkland exchanged words face to face after Sloan argued that Kings guard Doug Christie had stepped out of bounds on the sideline near where Kirkland was standing.

We need to allow young people and especially women, young women, to join the dots and actually understand that we all face different forms of oppression, and FGM is just one of what certain women in these communities or cultures, if you want to use those words, face but they're just girls like any other.

'So, under my visor, I wrote the words, "Face the fear", and what that meant was just to go out there, embrace the challenge and enjoy it.' We haven't heard the last of Annika Sorenstam, but it's quite something to have changed the face of sport, enjoyed doing so and known when to say goodbye.

"You can do that as well, but I think it is good to go and try to explain in your own words face-to-face what you are after, so that they get the feeling that you have.

Like all elegies, "Nox" is a massing of words facing a muteness.

Occasionally he struggles to remember once-familiar words, faces and names.

Follow them and they lead to street maps, statistics, graphs, words, faces.

In other words, faced with a rival that challenged it with lower prices, Amazon simply dropped its own prices, too.