face的示例

• There was a look of intense concentration on her face.

• The rain beat against her face as she struggled through the wind.

• She had a look of utter devastation on her face.

• She slapped him across the face.

• It was so cold that he wrapped a scarf tightly around his face.

• The north face of the Eiger is a very difficult climb.

• She abseiled down the rock face.

• When she received her prize I think I was the proudest parent on the face of the earth.

• The postcard shows a view of the magnificently carved west face of the cathedral.

• I rather like that watch with the square face and roman numerals.

• Some of the leaders of the coup took their lives rather than face dishonour.

• Teachers who fail to fall in line with the new regulations may face dismissal.

• There's a law to protect refugees from forcible return to countries where they face persecution.

• He is fighting extradition to Hong Kong to face trial on fraud charges.

• I can't face the hassle of moving house again.

• He made towards the door, but stopped and turned to face me.

• The balcony faces west.

• She turned around so that she was facing her opponent.

• She wheeled round to face him and saw him take out a gun.

• The window of their hotel room faced the sea.

• Sounds, visual images, and faces remind the players of people or events of the past.

• A possible extension of the method was also presented which takes into account qualitative sur face height information.

• Philosophical arguments address one of the most fundamental yet elusive questions facing behavioral scientists, namely, what constitutes a disorder?

• The sections have been photographed so that the lateral surface of the brain faces upwards with the ventrolateral edge of the brain to the left.

• Promoting psychological well-being in the face of serious illness : when theory, research and practice inform each other.

• But the great body of solar lines give, on the face of the returns, great difficulty in the relativity view.

• In approaching their prospects, network marketers enjoy the privilege of exploiting the element of intimacy by reducing the potential threat to their prospects' negative face.

• The transactions for both parties were done face to face (and privately) with the game administrator.

• With rare, athletic exceptions, the threat environment we now face is more symbolic than physical.

• Countries are facing this challenge in many different ways, but one common factor is the increasing reliance on electronics and systems.

• For metals, par t of the laser-evaporated material can then be redeposited on the sur face in and around the ablation site.

• One of the challenges facing simulation studies is to relate the molecular structures of channel components to the physiological properties of ion channels.

• The results suggest that many students are faced with a situation in which the cognitively demanding language of the classroom is beyond their grasp.

• Recently, for foreign, liberal commentators these marginal groups represent the authentic face of the nation, suffering urban decadence and state repression.

• It is also not unique in suffering high levels of air and water pollution and facing severe threats to its biological resources.