She made a face like she'd swallowed a bad oyster.
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He made a face and disappeared into his hydroponics lab.
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When I told Funke all this, she made a face.
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When I made a face, my visitor shook his head.
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"At first it's good and then it's …" Ross made a face.
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"You [made a face], did you not see it?" she asks.
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Billie Eilish made a face during Maya Rudolph's and Kristen Wiig's musical number.
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She made a face that suggested she had no interest in getting involved.
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Cara Delevingne made a face behind Sienna Miller at the PUNK Met Gala in 2013.
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During Rudolph and Wiig's song, the camera panned to musician Billie Eilish, who made a face.
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If people got mad at me every time I made a face, I'd have no friends.
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Fabiankovic made a face, though, when Baba, as she calls Hlinka, pulled out milk for the dough.
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Elaine Hendrix made a face behind Kirsten Dunst at the second season premiere of "Fargo" in 2015.
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At one point, Adams made a face as if to say "Oh my God," the witness told investigators.
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Those who made a face were able to complete more of the puzzle than those who did nothing.
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Sanders could have simply pointed to a picture of Donald Trump, made a face, and gotten off the stage.
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Pressed on exactly who told her not to speak, she made a face as if she'd said too much.
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Scanning a menu, he made a face when he came across the horse tartare; his children were taking riding lessons, he explained.
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Trump made a face, amid laughter from the interns, after the question about whether he thought Sessions should resign, which he did not answer.
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The Stanford Daily's Ada Statler-Throckmorton reported: When specifically asked his opinions on Ted Cruz, Boehner made a face, drawing laughter from the crowd.
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" But Mother was being helped out of the room by Gilbert, and Fred pointed his finger at his head and made a face, meaning "headache.
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They were love songs, Mahad explained—"lovely songs," he called them—and made a face: "'I miss you, baby,' 'I love you forever,'" that kind of thing.
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Asked whether she sensed the Spanish news media would be more focused on her with Rafael Nadal out of the tournament, Muguruza made a face of mock horror and laughed.
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She had decided not to use such a sign for Ms. Oztat's show, she said, but then made a face and added that she might rethink this the following week.
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As a child, she once told me, "You made a face like Mama just now," and another time, she cried when I sang her a song our mother used to sing.
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When I arrived at Akiko's Buddhist Bed and Breakfast and told my host, Akiko Masuda, about what I'd just had, she made a face and teasingly slapped me on the arm.
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"You have to come from a place of inspiration, otherwise you're looking at your bank account like…" At this she made a face, letting her sentence trail off before bursting into laughter.
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The ruling Communist Party's two dozen top brass made a face-to-face pledge of political loyalty to President Xi Jinping, one month into the official preparations for a major power transition next year.
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On cue, a selfie of the Irish actor in full Tigger costume appeared on the screen behind the pair, showing an unmistakable party tent in the background as Dornan made a face for the camera.
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After the journalist asked M.I.A. what she thought of Queen Bey's Black Power salute during this year's Super Bowl halftime show, the "Borders" artist reportedly made a face and conveyed that she doesn't regret missing it.
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She never made a face at Pierson—only Anderson Cooper, on CNN, rivals her arctic deadpan—but her eyes lowered slightly, the corners of her mouth rose, and her suspicion became visible, glimmering under the surface.
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"Well, what do I think about all of this?" she said to roaring applause as she removed her glasses and made a face that let the audience know she was not in favor of any of this nonsense.
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It wasn't until we were on the bus back to town after the game that I suddenly looked at her and made a face of such utter dismay that she still teases me about it two years on.
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When he asked her where she wanted to go for a drink, she named the place where she usually hung out, but he made a face and said that it was in the student ghetto and he'd take her somewhere better.
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Maybe it was the fist-bump in the austere surroundings of Westminster Abbey — or something else that caught Prince Harry's attention — but when Liam Payne finished singing his version of John Mayer's "Waiting on the World to Change," Harry, 33, glanced at Meghan and made a face while raising his eyebrows, which made his bride-to-be giggle and momentarily bury her face into her chest.
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President Trump rolled his eyes and made a face Monday after a reporter hurled a question at him about Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE as the president was posing for a photo with dozens of White House interns.
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Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee criticized the Democratic staff counsel of the House Intelligence Committee on Monday, arguing he made a face and was signaling with his words and expressions that U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon SondlandGordon SondlandTop Zelensky aide refutes Sondland testimony Mulvaney: 'Politics can and should influence foreign policy' Controversy on phone records intensifies amid impeachment MORE won that position because he was a donor.
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She made a face mimicking Anpanman. In the song "Dance Sanma Court" (踊るさんま御殿), Matsushima admitted to hitting a woman with an object in the head, making her bleed, after being in a childish argument with her.
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The event saw the return of 1980s fan favorite "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, who made a face turn to fight Goldust. Another 1980s fan favorite returning that evening was The Ultimate Warrior, who would go on to enjoy a brief revival in popularity. The main event, a heavily promoted iron man match between Shawn Michaels and Bret Hart lasted for more than an hour.
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For part of his run as a heel, he was part of the heel stable of wrestlers managed by the managerial team of H&H; Armand Hussein & Gary Hart. McGraw made a face turn once again after both of his H&H; managers turned on him, later defeating them in a handicap match at Wrestling Star Wars in August 1982.
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Upon seeing this, her father filled in the outline, by compressing clay upon the surface, and so made a face in relief, which he then hardened by fire along with other articles of pottery.” :: In accord with the myth, Greek Black-figure pottery painting,R. M. Cook (1976). Review of John Boardman 'Athenian Black Figure Vases: A Handbook.' The Classical Review (New Series), 26, pp 253-253. .
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The shot of the vampire's face deteriorating was a homemade special effect. Polselli stated that the case was made with plaster, followed by the make-up artist molding an adhesive rubber mask over it with a layer of ash between the plastic and rubber. “We made a face cast with plaster, then the make-up artist and I molded an adhesive rubber mask over it.
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However, this came to an end soon and saw DeMott relegated back to Velocity beginning in February 2003. In May, DeMott made a face turn that also saw him tell knock-knock jokes as part of the turn. As the gimmick failed to get over, he remained on Velocity while continuing to win several squash matches. DeMott wrestled his last televised match on the June 14 episode of Velocity, where he defeated fellow WCW alumnus Chris Kanyon.
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According to his son Harry, the Tin Woodman was born from Baum's attraction to window displays. He wished to make something captivating for the window displays, so he used an eclectic assortment of scraps to craft a striking figure. From a washboiler he made a body, from bolted stovepipes he made arms and legs, and from the bottom of a saucepan he made a face. Baum then placed a funnel hat on the figure, which ultimately became the Tin Woodman.
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At Hardcore Weekend, González brought in Homicide and Mafia from Ring of Honor to face the Ejercíto, but lost his match against Figueroa. After failing to secure a partnership with a now-heel Vega, González made a face turn and entered a feud against Jarrett. In the promotion of their feud, references were made to the latter's status as the incumbent King of the Mountain. On April 3, 2005, he faced Jarrett for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship with a TNA referee as part of Juicio Final.
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Using skills he had learned in art school, he made a face mask out of bread and sand, stole a Nazi soldier's uniform and walked out the front gate unnoticed.Letter from Carmiel,1981 Yad Vashem Archives In 1940, he boarded a ship headed to Haifa. The ship's passengers were refused entry by the British mandatory authorities and imprisoned in a detention camp in Mauritius. In 1943, Imber worked out a deal with the authorities for his release by joining the British Army, serving as a war artist and a dental assistant in East Africa.
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DiBiase was the spokesperson for the nWo for 3 months until Eric Bischoff joined the nWo and replaced him in that role. DiBiase quit the nWo shortly after Spring Stampede. Less than a few months later, on the August 4, 1997, episode of Nitro, he made a face turn and began managing The Steiner Brothers, leading them to two World Tag Team Championships. DiBiase managed The Steiners until Scott Steiner turned heel via betraying Rick Steiner at SuperBrawl VIII on February 22 and joined the nWo (DiBiase still remained in Rick's corner thru April 1998).
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Ashamed by what he read about the unresponsiveness of her neighbors, Kovacs became disillusioned with the underlying apathy that he saw as inherent in most people. Inspired by Genovese's fate, Kovacs returned home, made "a face [he] could bear to look at in the mirror" from the dress's fabric, and began fighting crime as the vigilante Rorschach. Initially, Kovacs left criminals alive, but bloodied, for the police to arrest, leaving a calling card in the form of a Rorschach test at every crime scene. In the mid 1960s, he teamed up with Nite Owl II, a partnership which proved highly successful at battling organized crime.
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In the early 1970s he competed in singles matches working against champions Pedro Morales and Bruno Sammartino. Hennig made a face turn on August 10, 1974 at a TV taping in Minneapolis, now sporting a full red beard and calling himself "the Axe" when he saved the High Flyers, Jim Brunzell and Greg Gagne, from an attack. The event had Hennig opposing his former allies, Nick Bockwinkel and Ray Stevens, and manager Bobby Heenan (who Bockwinkel and Stevens hired following their recent loss of the AWA World Tag Team title to The Crusher and Billy Robinson the previous month) as they assaulted the Flyers during an episode of AWA All-Star Wrestling. During this time, Hennig also appeared in the independent film, The Wrestler, where he faced Verne Gagne at the Cow Palace in the opening match.
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Gouldie held the North American heavyweight title a record 14 times between 1968 and 1984, quite a streak of longevity for that time frame. He was also the first champion, defeating former NWA World Heavyweight Champion Pat O'Connor in the tournament finals. Gouldie feuded with British mat technician Billy Robinson, among others, for the title. Although he wrestled as a heel during the majority of his Stampede tenure, Gouldie made a face turn late in 1983 after Bad News Allen turned against Gouldie and his storyline "son", Jeff, during a six-man tag team match and brutalized and injured Jeff (which led to Stampede TV host Ed Whalen to quit the company in protest); the attack led to a bloody feud which climaxed with Gouldie defeating Bad News for the Stampede North American title (his 14th, and what would be final, reign).
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