Sentence for face | Use face in a sentence

Face example sentences. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use face in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for face.

• Put a face on it. (8)
• His face is toward us. (1)
• What a lovely, refined, sensitive face! (9)
• He tried to see her face. (8)
• Vittoria raised her face. (10)
• Does your face change to me? (10)
• A flicker passed over his face. (8)
• He slept with his face in shadow. (8)
• The flush had died out of his face. (8)
• I wonder he can look you in the face. (8)
• Do you see a broken heart in that face? (10)
• His nose and face are narrow, shrewd, and kindly. (8)
• She could feel the watchful tightening of his face. (8)
• But both were good at putting a calm face on things. (8)
• He closed his eyes then, and turned his face to her. (8)
• That was certain; not from her words, but from her face. (8)
• And falling on his knees, he buried his face against her. (8)
• Her face was instantly withdrawn, and, sighing deeply, Mr. (8)
• If ever man had executioner stamped on his face, it was he! (10)
• She could only look into his face with her troubled, dark eyes. (8)
• But when she lifted her face he bent his upon it for a wild kiss. (9)
• But the face on the canvas smiled its equivocal and remote smile. (12)
• His face was of the winter sea-colour, with the chalk wash on it. (10)
• I looked up in his face, and he looked down at me, sucking his pipe. (8)
• His face was deadly pale; his eyes, deep in his head, seemed to burn. (8)
• But she would have been compelled to face the public and take my hand. (10)
• She turned her face, and looked at him out of the corners of her eyes. (12)
• The flame illuminated that side of the face, the other was in deep shadow. (1)
• Her face was turned towards the fire, and one hand rested beneath her cheek. (8)
• But life had to be lived, a face preserved against the world, engagements kept. (8)
• The man was tall and large-featured, with an immense blank expression of face. (10)
• He grinned at the dishevelled figure on the sofa and continued to mop his face. (13)
• And yet, if they really were attached, of course one must put the best face on it! (8)
• Greta crept to the window, and, placing her face level with the floor, peered over. (8)
• Susan stood crimson in its midst; her eyes were glassy, and her face a rigid mask. (12)
• He must remember that when he came face to face with her once more. (8)
• In the face of such facts, the estates continued to be withheld from her governance. (10)
• Put a feather on my mouth; put a glass to my face, before you let them carry me out. (22)
• The old man was silent; the downcast, rather cynical look of his lined face deepened. (8)
• Under the circumstances, it would be flying in the face of Providence to leave Boston. (9)
• The strained expression on his face passed, a curious white tranquillity took its place. (8)
• Our world believes it stabler if the soft Are whipped to show the face repentance wears. (10)
• She pulled the flower from his buttonhole and, crushing it in her hand, held her face up. (8)
• She was passing her hands over her face and neck and hair, repairing the damage of his kisses. (8)
• Surprise, exaggerated on his face by a pain he had anticipated, made the squire glare hideously. (10)
• Her face was deep pink, and so was her neck, which ran V-shaped down into the folds of her kimono. (8)
• A heavy sadness blotted the gayety of a face whose sunny sympathy had been her only cheer for many days. (9)
• No use in making a fuss; must put the best face on it, whether it were going to come to anything or not! (8)
• One look at her face suffices to convince one that she is familiar with every vice and with every crime. (12)
• These are built in sets of panels, one for the exterior and the other for the interior face of each course. (17)
• His face had an utter bleached whiteness, such as Johanna had never seen upon a human face. (12)
• That restless murmuration, and the width of the night with its scattered stars, seemed to come rushing at his face. (8)
• Convulsively bent over, leaning back in the chair, he saw that man whose face had no colour for which there is a name. (12)
• Her face was round, too, high in the cheekbones, the colour of wild roses, with brows that had a twist-up at the corners. (8)
• Her face was smooth and impassive: this new joy of strength came on her like the flowing of a sea to a, land-locked water. (10)
• She pulled a thin dressing-sack over her shoulders and sat down on the edge of the bed, looking breathlessly into his face. (13)
• When they had turned their heels on the shop, Jacopo made a face at Johann; Johann swung round upon Angelo, and met a smile. (10)
• The latter came walking past their cab; both husband and wife had an admirable view of his face in the light of a street lamp. (8)
• She had to take one of the seats which back against the wall of the state-room, where she must face the whole length of the car. (9)
• They drew rein at the ford, talking not simply face to face, but face in face. (10)
• Her face still showed how bitter had been her mortification, and he was astonished that she kept her voice so level and emotionless. (8)
• Nor of that sudden wildness of dumb fear that rushed into the heart of the crouching creature, changing the madness of his face to palsy. (8)
• She had taken up a fan from the table, and held it, now between her face and the fire, and now between her face and him. (9)
• Presently, a man, in evening dress, with overcoat thrown open, gazed pointblank into her face, and, raising his hat, ranged up beside her. (8)
• Strong in the sacred sense of gratitude, I turned on Temple, reproaching him with selfish forgetfulness of her good heart and pretty face. (10)
• The sight of Bosinney coming with Irene from the conservatory, with that strange look of utter absorption on his face, struck her too suddenly. (8)
• Miss Mattock grew restless: she was too serious in defending her position to submit to laugh, and his goodhumoured face forbade her taking offence. (10)
• Mr. Darcy, who was leaning against the mantelpiece with his eyes fixed on her face, seemed to catch her words with no less resentment than surprise. (4)
• I was extremely pleased with her appearance, for added to the charms of an engaging face, her manner and voice had something peculiarly interesting in them. (4)

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