Examples of 'had a face' in a sentence
Meaning of "had a face"
had a face - This phrase is used to describe someone who had a particular expression on their face or a particular look about them. It typically refers to a facial expression that stood out or was memorable in some way
How to use "had a face" in a sentence
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had a face
Had a face that made you shudder.
The chauffeur had a face like a mask.
I had a face like two weeks ago.
We were a faceless band who now had a face.
She had a face like a smacked ass.
Witnesses say that cyclone had a face.
You have had a face as long as a poker.
Locals say the cyclone had a face.
Barbara had a face like a slapped leg.
At least your object had a face.
I have had a face and body transplant.
The perpetrators now had a face.
She had a face like the moon.
Guy said she had a face.
He had a face as round as the full moon.
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I have always had a face of an angel.
Had a face that belonged in a bridle.
My father had a face like a crab.
She had felt danger and danger had a face.
She had a face that melted my heart.
This guy still had a face.
The fellow had a face as inscrutable as a walnut.
But the thing had a face.
I once had a face and a life.
And their hope had a face.
You had a face like a slaughtered ox.
But you had a face.
She had a face on her like a bucket of worms.
His enemy now had a face and a name.
He had a face like a relief map.
One guy had a face.
She had a face like a hatchet.
The boy had a face.
He had a face like a chewed rubber.
All his friends had a face similar to his.
You had a face like a slapped arse this morning.
The shadow had a face.
He had a face made for radio.
The light had a face.
Guy had a face full of booze.
Nothing that had a face.
She had a face like a fit.
The voice had a face.
It had a face exactly like a cat.
Or rather the area that would be a face if it had a face.
He supposedly had a face at the back of his head.
They beat him so badly that he no longer had a face.
My sister had a face like that.
And the cover almost looked like it had a face.
She had a face like a child.
