I made the face out of cardboard and painted it.
|
|
You don't want to have your face out in the public.
|
|
"I just want to get her face out there nationally," she adds.
|
|
But Rooby Thomas cannot get the boy's face out of her mind.
|
|
Don't spray poison on your face out of desperation for makeup that lasts.
|
|
They glow with joy and exultation as they face out to the cheering crowds.
|
|
The bigger boy dragged a puppy, who was snuffling my face, out the door.
|
|
"You come near her room tonight, I'm going to punch your face out!" she stressed.
|
|
A truck driver had pulled up alongside us and stuck his face out of the window.
|
|
Heart pounding, I tossed and turned, unable to get her grody face out of my head.
|
|
And having his face out there every time someone pulls out a ten can't hurt, either.
|
|
Are you ever in the actual house or are you more of the face out here?
|
|
"Senator McCain understands the challenges we face out in the field," Judd said in a statement.
|
|
The star also cropped her face out of the video by filming only from the chest down.
|
|
During the flight, passengers could turn to face out of the helicopter's open sides to take photos.
|
|
I decided to keep everyone's face out of the photos and keep them anonymous for two main reasons.
|
|
Imagine you wake up one morning burning to make the great physicist Max Planck's face out of copper.
|
|
Every face-out has a small placard that features the book's star review and a short customer review.
|
|
People without insurance might face out-of-pocket expenses for testing if it's conducted by a commercial lab.
|
|
People without insurance might face out-of-pocket expenses for testing if it's conducted by a commercial lab.
|
|
I'm a Daniel Day or Tom Hardy type of actor that doesn't like my face out there that much.
|
|
All the youth league coaches are talking about him and putting his face out there for all the youngsters.
|
|
You try to present as simply and clearly as you can the real dilemmas that people face out there.
|
|
With social media, the industry has the attitude that the more you can get your face out there the better.
|
|
I ask Green Shirt for clarification: did he just tell that guy to get his Chinese face out of here?
|
|
Another trader pokes his suntanned face out from under a tarpaulin, wearing a wool coat with a resplendent white fur collar.
|
|
" Dillinger puts it a little less technically: "Step one, put your phone away and get your face out of your screen.
|
|
And when he finally did share an image of the two of them together, he cropped most of her face out.
|
|
KENDALL BLURRED A BILLBOARD OF KACEY MUSGRAVES OUT OF HER INSTAGRAM PHOTO SO KACEY BLURRED KENDALLS WHOLE FACE OUT KSJDJSJS pic.twitter.
|
|
All of these tributes, though they may be quirky, get Trump's name and face out there, and therefore are great achievements.
|
|
As I got behind it, keeping my face out, I noticed he'd raised his hand to rest it on the door.
|
|
It was fun to get away from the canvas, and the mask allowed me to remain within a comfortable 'face-out' zone.
|
|
For instance, you begin building the Johnny Number 5 by first building his expressive face out of bricks and installing the motor.
|
|
I wasn't getting anything out of it except my name out there and my face out there, and I don't need that.
|
|
I couldn't get Mr. Sterling's face out of my head — his chestnut skin and gold teeth reminding me of my own uncles.
|
|
When he designed our new kitchen, he made the stove face out toward the island so we can talk during the preparations.
|
|
"The thing I'm nervous about is putting her face out there," says Emma, who hasn't yet allowed Roxanne to create a channel.
|
|
Jansen says she couldn't get the look on his face out of her mind during the three weeks he was in the hospital.
|
|
Seriously, at $4 for 200 sheets, feel free to print your face out and put it around the house when the Nemonic eventually ships.
|
|
It cropped my face out of my profile picture so it sort of looks like my friend Eric is in a relationship with Mike.
|
|
As soon as she announces she's "staring middle age in the face," out pops Bertie Pelham, the estate agent she met last season in Brancaster.
|
|
Upon noticing photographers, he started to make a funny face out the car window before Diana picked him up to bring him out of the vehicle.
|
|
Everything is programmable via Blinq's smartphone app — the intention is for you to get your face out of your screen and go about living your life.
|
|
They also face out-of-pocket costs from the small acts of kindness for a loved one that can add up to big sums of money.
|
|
A strong speaker and a clearly smart guy, he helped his chances just by getting his face out there to voters who hadn't heard of him.
|
|
The episode aims for maximum creepiness, especially in its second half, when Simon notices that the aliens are constructing giant sculptures of his face out of sand.
|
|
The royals met students to learn about the effect Skam had on bringing challenges teenagers face out into the open, and the role played by social media.
|
|
She is also pushing for a refundable tax credit of up to $5,000 for families who face out-of-pocket costs greater than 5% of their income.
|
|
I'm taking my cues from the gay marriage movement, which was to constantly challenge the status quo, and get your face out there, and not be ashamed.
|
|
Perhaps all the trash talk is to lay the groundwork for that, but Dillashaw can be pulled into forward moving, face out trades with a little nudging.
|
|
Chocolate printers have already been successful in the commercial market for their ability to print custom designs, such as a Yoda or your own face out of chocolate.
|
|
Lea Michele kicked off summer the responsible way — staying hydrated by drinking directly from a coconut and keeping her face out of the sun with her oversize hat.
|
|
It's really cool to see so many of the labor issues strippers face out on the big screen acted out by J.Lo. It's pretty cool and validating, actually.
|
|
Further still, BuzzFeed News reported that the Conyers settlement came, at least on its face, out of Conyers' office fund — and not out of the CAA's fund for settlements.
|
|
Because Kim cropped her daughter's face out of the pic, which by hater logic was obviously an indication that she treats her kid like a heaping pile of garbage.
|
|
Then, they work their way up to the forehead, with the cups moving from the center of the face out to sides, following the drainage path down the neck.
|
|
At the beginning of the closed-door testimony of Fiona Hill, the White House's top Russia hand, House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff notices a face out of place: Rep.
|
|
But my obsession with the shape of my jaw was so intense—I was so convinced that it threw my entire face out of proportion—that I did it anyway.
|
|
"It's important to put that name and face out in the public spectrum because it allows the community to report if this officer has a history of brutality," he said.
|
|
He had created such a gap in reality that we simply removed him from the scenery — no slow erosion; rather, the quick snip of a face out of a snapshot.
|
|
Looking at the images, it's true that while the facial predictions bear resemblance to their owners, they don't seem quite accurate enough to pick someone's face out of a crowd.
|
|
Poking my face out of the window to take in a breath of cool, dry spring air, I could see stars behind the blue-black shadows of the passing trees.
|
|
If it were up to me, if it weren't so dangerous, I would love to just say my name, put my face out there and say what I want to say.
|
|
A common strategy is to preemptively angle the violist's seat so that it takes only a slight turn to face out toward the audience, as the Juilliard String Quartet does here.
|
|
Marlon Carrillo, a 21-year-old Venezuelan who abandoned university studies to start selling fruit in Colombia three months ago, said some locals slammed doors in his face out of fear.
|
|
But if that's not Jenner — and it sure does look like the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star — who is the woman walking around out with her exact face out here??
|
|
Because the books&apos covers face out, it&aposs clearer to me which titles we&aposve been reading for a while, and when it&aposs time to freshen up the selection.
|
|
After consulting several lists online, I found the Aveeno Ultra-Calming foaming cleanser within my price range (below $10), and without gross chemicals or other ingredients that would dry my face out.
|
|
But a shot of John Coltrane from the same year has an aura-like blur, and a picture called "Face Out of Focus" is a featureless glow, undefined by race or gender.
|
|
We've seen him clearly and repeatedly throughout the show's two episodes so far, and yet when he enters the room to interrogate his captive, he's shot with his face out of focus.
|
|
Listen to the compilation below, buy some tracks, donate to RAICES, and for god's sake, if you live in Texas, please vote Ted Cruz's sniveling worm face out of your fine state.
|
|
"When it's got its face out, it can start talking to its parents, and Magic and Sphen recognized this and started singing to the egg before it even hatched," Ms. Hannan said.
|
|
TMZ broke the story, the woman says she and Trey were at a Hollywood party when he hit her in the face out of jealousy because she was talking to another man.
|
|
"Double double toil and trouble!" she says in a disguised voice, as she leans over the Molcajete bowl and scoops some avocado — the same shade as Garner's face — out of its outer skin.
|
|
While Cuoco loves taking Poker Face out for rides, she also enjoys having fun with her pet out of the saddle too, as you can tell from her recent Instagram lip sync session.
|
|
It then builds a face out of pieces drawn by "resident artist" Lamar Abrams — and honestly I like the exaggerated yet human style, which is very much unlike that found in Bitmoji or emoji.
|
|
None of them seemed to acknowledge the protesters, except one man with long brown hair, who stood just inside the gallery with the door ajar, sticking his face out so he could hear the speeches.
|
|
"He was also into what's called 'morphing,' where he would print out graphic images and then, cut a child's face out of a picture and put it on bodies of other children," the source says.
|
|
I don't have time to do it all the time, but when I am filming [Younger], they pick me up for work, so I just sit there and roll my face out on the way.
|
|
Law enforcement around the world uses it more than ever, but picking out a single face out of a crowd of 60,000 feels downright dystopian—as does wrongly identifying several thousand people as potential criminals.
|
|
"We weren't going to be on the road at all that year, but you kind of have to go keep your face out there," said Miles Miller, who has drummed in Simpson's band since 2012.
|
|
" Spotting a round-faced, brown-skinned youth in a "Make America Great Again" T-shirt, who's been quietly listening nearby, Green Shirt snarls, "And you can get your fat fucking Chinese face out of here.
|
|
Robert Grodt was a volunteer medic at the Occupy Wall Street protests in 2011, when he pulled Kaylee Dedrick, who had just been pepper-sprayed in the face, out of the crowd to treat her.
|
|
" Although Zinone says it was "not an easy choice" to come forward with her story, she put her "name and face out there to squash any doubts about the allegations from other women against Matt Lauer.
|
|
So get your face out of your phone if you're looking for a hook-up, and get to a new bar in your town—on your way, you'll likely find a $20 bill on the ground!
|
|
Mr. Gerbi, a longtime watch aficionado, says he reads people by the timepieces they wear and how they wear them — pristine or well loved, expensive or affordable, left wrist or right, face in or face out.
|
|
This is a man who, because he is always up early, surprises me every Sunday morning by making some kind of oddball smiley face out of items near the coffeepot: a spoon, a mug, a banana.
|
|
The lawyer said Marshall, 32, slugged Myles, 28, outside the Marquee nightclub in March 2012, leaving her with a black eye and bruised face, out of a mistaken belief she had thrown a bottle at his wife.
|
|
They might have to wait until your next visit to experience it hands on, but tease them by using a dildo on yourself during Skype sex (feel free to keep your face out of it if you want).
|
|
But he embarks upon a journey to do so nevertheless, eventually finding out who Peppa Pig is and using that information, plus his own creative nature, to build a "Peppa" face out of metal (painted pink, of course).
|
|
Oliver (Conrad Ricamora), who has the most trustworthy face out of the whole bunch, tells Simon that he "really, really likes him" and basically tries to convince him to shush up about what really happened at the party.
|
|
"Some tricks that made it easier for me: Curve the photo and unlock and lock the phone repeatedly (by clicking the power button)," @rikvdjuijn told me over Twitter DM. Who's gonna waste their time printing your face out?
|
|
It released a picture on Sunday that showed her lying on her back in the dirt, her face out of the frame, with someone lifting her limp body to reveal a dark pool staining the ground beneath her.
|
|
"With all of the crazy shit going on in Washington right now, I hope that I can rally Americans to face out and stop sniping at each other and recognize that we're facing a severe threat," Goldsmith said.
|
|
Baloch cannot speak for herself, and Maher allows her to remain elusive, a figure who fashioned her public face out of truth, yearning and exaggeration, and who possessed a dogged insistence on living her life on her own terms.
|
|
" But ultimately, Mr. Infantino said, "you can sit in your nice office in UEFA and watch how everything collapses, or you can stand up, put your face out there, take the responsibility and try to do something to save football.
|
|
Zuckerberg in particular has been a face absent in front of Congress, but it appears the pressure from this incident may be too much for the company to handle without getting his face out there in order to neutralize the fallout.
|
|
He was able to successfully break back into the mainstream as a director, not an actor, which meant he could keep his face out of the public eye while people got used to the idea of him being back in Hollywood.
|
|
Play closely resembles Hanabi—a popular short-form deductive reasoning game—in that players have a hand of evidence cards representing different numbers and colors, but hold them face-out so that each player can only see what their collaborators are holding.
|
|
Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more Cropping her face out of the video, and filming from the chest down, Jenner let the sexy selfie speak for itself, sharing the clip without any caption.
|
|
The bad guy has a colorful, angular face out of a Cubist painting — the credits just call him "the man with the broken face" — and one running gag has him repeatedly attempting to launch into a prepared monologue about his origin story, which constantly gets cut off.
|
|
In my opinion, as far as putting his face out there, that's his choice, and that's hard, because as mom you want to share every video, and every photo, and every snuggle, but ultimately your digital footprint is a permanent record these days and not something that can be erased.
|
|
For instance, a sentence with an interruption separated by em dashes: When I re-entered the room, the reclining chair that the patient — a tall, angular man in his 80s — had been thrashing around in had been turned to face out onto the garden and the double doors were open wide.
|
|
"There's been a lot of people who were friends of Sierra who have been very vigorous about posting and having their friends post to keep her name out there, keep her face out there, in the hopes that someone will see her so that we can bring her back home," Chris says.
|
|
It was about two in the morning when they had emptied the bottle and Espinoza got up to head back to his tent by the ammunition depot, but a minute later he came back saying he couldn't see his hand in front of his face out there in the dark and fog.
|
|
Refurbished seven years after its original fabrication, the piece pushes hard at the boundaries of what a painting is even as it observes that medium's most basic conventions: pigment suspended in a fluid binder applied to one side of a flat substrate, allowed to dry undisturbed, and placed face-out from the supporting wall.
|
|
There's Face ID, which is the iPhone X's ability to identify my face out of all others and let me use it to unlock the phone with nothing more than a glance, the ability to take Portrait Mode selfies, and the wildly entertaining animojis, iMessage character animations driven entirely, and in perfect sync, by your face.
|
|
What my first viewing inspired is a hope that if choreographers are going to engage with the all-too-present issue of violence against women, they do so in a responsible way that tries to shift the paradigm of what we face out in the world — that proposes some alternative, or at least offers a substantive critique — instead of replicating what we've seen enough of.
|
|
Never mind that people are increasingly reading books on tablets and smartphones: Hotels, bars and restaurants around the world have made bound books a centerpiece of their themes and décor, just as home decorators have long anchored rooms with books displayed in any number of ways — by color, subject, height, chronology, spines that face out or in, stacked beside a bed, or made into a coffee table.
|
|