But really, this Biden face about sums up the evening.
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Pruitt and his agency now face about a dozen investigations.
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Matthews, 21, could face about 65 years in prison, Taylor said.
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He gets all up in my face, about to hit me.
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After that, aspiring surgeons face about five years in a residency program.
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"I try not to be in your face about it," he said.
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I have a hard time putting on a fake face about it.
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I ran to the bathroom with my bloody face, about to throw up.
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Nor has Trump been able to maintain a public poker face about Mueller's findings.
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Investigators determined that Williams had hit the boy in the face about 20183 times.
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There are at least two good ways around limitations colleges face about notifying parents.
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Meanwhile, the team is trying to put on a good face about the expedition's delay.
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Pruitt and his agency face about a dozen investigations into spending, management and other issues.
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Adrian and his father last spoke face-to-face about two weeks before his death.
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Why this matters: Publicly, House Republicans are putting on a brave face about the midterms.
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Perhaps these jokes were a way to vocalize the pressure they face about their looks.
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Hookem, a former member of the Royal Air Force, apparently got in Woolfe's face about it.
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Called "Volte-Face" ("About Face"), the project is now published in a book by Dewi Lewis.
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The participants were interviewed face-to-face about their drinking habits over the previous 12 months.
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This doesn't mean you have to be in your boss' face about how great you are.
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Volunteers speak with congressional members face-to-face about bills they want the members to support.
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Assuming current property values, our analysis found that six feet of global sea-level rise would cause Florida to face about $20 billion of additional damage from hurricanes every year, while the nation as a whole would face about $50 billion of coastal storm damage annually.
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He'd been shot once in the face, about an hour earlier, and his body was still warm.
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Jeff couldn't be more excited about this prospect and yells in Dev's face about it a bunch.
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This first set of doctors and specialists we saw lied right to my face about being in-network.
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Woodhall has such a winsome personality, it is impossible to imagine anyone complaining to his face about anything.
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I much prefer to listen to the opinions of journalists and speaking to fans face-to-face about things.
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She rescheduled the date he yelled and got in her face about while policing every guy she spoke to.
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On average, they face about a 1.5% chance that they will cheat in an average year, according to the study.
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There are small moments at every candidate stop that smack you in the face about how consequential this primary is.
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Hard to get a read off Arnold's face about how the sit-down went, but what could go wrong, right?
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There's something much more in-your-face about a gun in an urban setting than one on a deer lease.
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It was not what I was expecting—it flew in the face about what I know about Apple and upgrades.
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Whether in big or small places, children raised in low-income families face about the same odds of advancing economically.
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He lies to her face about killing her dad, also getting her to rap on a beat he made for Jamal.
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Cloaked in a shearling coat and milk-white sweater, Griffin saunters across the room to face about a dozen media members.
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She also embraces the sexist criticism, known as "resting bitch face," about a serious woman (like her) not smiling while thinking.
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You're very emotional, and tonight it could be hard to keep a poker face about how angry (or excited!) you are.
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It was a greasy, delicious mess: hard to dislike something so unabashed and in-your-face about being bad for you.
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He felt self-conscious about his face, about his long body, about the fact that his breath might smell of coffee.
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Vishal Shah, Instagram's now head of product, told Recode in 2016 that it didn't want to be "in your face" about shopping.
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All of these elements seamlessly flow into one another, creating a cohesive experience that's immersive without being in your face about it.
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But Trump has made a slight about-face about health care reform since cheering the House bill during a Rose Garden ceremony.
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Nothing could have prepared me for the invasiveness I face about my fertility plans as a married woman in my late 30s.
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For now, members of the Iraqi rapid response team seem cautiously optimistic as they face about 50 militants positioned across the Tigris.
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"Humans touch their face about 200 times a day," says Gendreau, who is chief medical officer of Beverly Hospital in suburban Boston.
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He had just finished a tough round of television interviews, where he put on a brave face about the fate of the bill.
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We can talk until we are blue in the face about how critical whistleblowers have been in helping root out fraud and misconduct.
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It's hard to imagine any of those claims being made with a straight face about poverty in New Jersey, and very few were.
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But since then, the President has done an about-face about the summit on Twitter and in remarks from the Oval Office on Saturday.
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We're also told that she got into his face about it afterward, and the 2 of them had to be broken up by security.
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"I have had people walk up to me and say things to my face about my parenting and mothering," Ponder told Sports Illustrated last December.
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The aim is to address concerns some companies face about storing critical information on computers that are physically located in a country where they operate.
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Wyatt says Bill does this often -- he's on with his team via phone calls or face-to-face about 3 to 4 times a month.
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When he repeatedly lies to Clinton's face about her motives and record, Trump is engaging in a form of gaslighting her and the American public.
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Notably, it was also a nod to the question that both superstars often face about whether or not they intend to ever run for office.
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The prosecutors originally wrote Stone should face about 7 to 9 years in prison for his crimes of obstruction, lying to Congress and witness intimidation.
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At the same event last year, the company highlighted an especially small watch, the J12XS, with a face about the size of an American penny.
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Death Stranding is a blank check of a game, as startlingly evocative as it is laughably in-your-face about its themes of human connection.
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Boeing has warned it might face about $9.7 billion in charges for the 787 and 747 programs if it cannot sell more of both aircraft.
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Claire lies to Kelsey's face about the whereabouts of Tom Yates when the president absolutely knows she personally murdered the writer in the middle of sex.
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It also warned that it might face about $2142 billion in charges for the 22007 and 1427 programs if it cannot sell more of both aircraft.
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By Friday, Trump was pushing Putin face to face about how Russian interference was a hindrance to moving beyond past poor relations between the two countries.
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If they are convicted of the felony weapons charges, each could face about 10 years in prison, a spokesman for the Hudson County prosecutor's office said.
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Moreover, those who feel uncomfortable asking someone face-to-face about emergency contraceptives can now have safe access to the resource without having to identify themselves.
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Or, if you want to be a bit less "in your face" about the whole thing, you can dress as a founding father holding the Constitution.
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Instead, he came close to humiliating Mr. Putin to his face, about chemical weapons in Syria on Monday, in the deliberately chosen grandiose setting of Versailles.
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Robyn Crawford and Wendy Williams are coming face-to-face about a notorious interview the host had done with the late Whitney Houston nearly two decades ago.
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We find that among all men in the US, they face about one-in-215,217 odds of being killed by police over the course of their lives.
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The calamitous search for musical guests during Trump's inauguration weekend is one of the handful of things putting a smile on my face about the whole proceedings.
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Without such adaptation, Midwestern farmers would face about a 25 percent reduction in crop yields, according to our analysis – another risk against which the Paris Path would protect.
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The President has lashed out against the Mueller probe in recent days and suggested that any questions he might face about obstruction of justice would be a trap.
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"We hugged, we had a real strong conversation when he finally came back, face to face, about what this meant and how it had changed him," Johnson said.
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Those articles have competed for space and clicks with speculation about quarterly fundraising totals and multiple pieces about the "questions" Bernie Sanders "will inevitably face" about his heart attack.
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An Illinois police officer resigned Wednesday after a live video showed him ignoring a woman asking for help while a man yelled in her face about her Puerto Rico shirt.
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They found that when the lens is very close to the face — about 12 inches — it makes the nose look about 30 percent larger compared to the rest of the face.
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You can tell diners, till you're blue in the face, about the benefits of kelp aquaculture, but unless the seaweed bowl tastes good, few will care enough to keep buying it.
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Beyond official statements, many of the Scout Leaders at the event -- no matter their political leanings -- will also have to address their Scouts face to face about proper decorum and behavior.
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They look as good with an old pair of jeans as they do with a suit and give off a slightly rugged, masculine vibe without being in your face about it.
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For years, Instagram executives have resisted adding purchasing functionality, in part to avoid being too "in your face" about the commercialization of an app that became hugely popular for noncommercial reasons.
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There are real conversations to be had about single-sex youth organizations, and hard questions we ought to face about the role religion, race and class play in them as well.
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It hovered in front of my face (about 2 meters off the ground) as the camera tilted up and down, looking for a face (it's facial recognition is not person specific).
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I want to be able to talk to them face to face about their families, things that go on out in the world, how everybody at home is doing, you know.
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A reporter in Russia asked Conor McGregor to his face about the rape allegation against him in Ireland ... but the host of Conor's media event shut it down before Conor could answer.
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"They're going to say, 'No, the only thing where we're allowed to take account of is specifically what they said on the record with a straight face about their purpose,'" he said.
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If he's not good, the Broncos will put on a brave face about using Trevor Siemian again, but Trevor Siemian is a Brian Hoyer who hangs on to the ball too long.
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Although it seems like Jane didn't really have to die, the fact that she aided in Cathy's disappearance and lied to Claire's face about it was apparently too great a betrayal to abide.
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Though NASA is putting on a good face about the "bonus science" a wider orbit will afford, in actuality, this reduces the number of high quality data collection orbits the spacecraft is guaranteed.
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Each demonstration of his caveman views—about Megyn Kelly's menstruation, about Carly Fiorina's face, about the size of his member—produces a show of mock-horror before Trump resumes his march to the nomination.
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Interpreted charitably, Brown's op-ed seems aimed at confronting critiques that Harris could face about their relationship, something she sought to distance herself from when she ran for San Francisco district attorney in 2003.
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"IF U C A PREG WOMAN OUT & ABOUT & FEEL INCLINED 2 SHOUT SOMETHING IN HER FACE ABOUT HOW SHE LOOKS - GET READY FOR A SHOUT BACK ON UR LOOKS," Peretti tweeted on Monday afternoon.
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Readers, I could tell you about hemp seed oil, about Alima Pure mineral makeup, about the Clarisonic, about distracting myself from touching my face, about learning that most consumer hygiene goods cause comedogenic nightmares.
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Image: Mark Ireland / FlickrThat the TMT is putting on a good face about moving halfway around the world to its second-choice site underscores another key factor: not where the telescope is built, but when.
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Here's Dodgers president Stan Kasten (jokingly) LYING TO OUR FACE about Clayton Kershaw -- saying he's not focused on getting a new deal done with the pitcher -- but that's okay, we know what's really going on.
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So if they send you a folder of text screenshots and ask you to interpret them, ask them to wait until you have time to actually talk face-to-face about it, Dr. Bonior says.
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With her latest social media portrait, however, Sailor made it clear once and for all that bullying her over her body is only going to inspire her to be even more in your face about it.
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I can talk until I'm blue in the face about the pros and cons of each, but in the end and no matter what I say, if you hate using what you pick, you won't blog.
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"As the UK becomes the latest country to announce stringent self-isolation measures to suppress the coronavirus, markets are attempting to put on a brave face about the outbreak," AJ Bell investment director Russ Mould, said.
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In another scene, Wags takes Taylor to a Russian bathhouse for a private heart-to-heart, where he then defends Taylor's toplessness by fondling his own chest when another bather gets in their face about it.
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Difficulty unplugging from work, guilt about being out of the office and concerns about their reputation with their boss all factor into the worry many employees face about taking time off, according to a recent report.
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An article titled "Me and the Taliban, Face to Face" about Mr. Wang, posted in 2010 on the Red Cross's Chinese-language website, described Kandahar as "the most dangerous place in the world" for a translator.
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Best answers: I think it would make me sad if I saw pictures of a party I wasn't invited to, but I guess I would just talk to that person face-to-face about how I felt.
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Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy's "Saving Face," about the victim of an acid attack, and the biographical "A Girl in the River," which depicts the survivor of an attempted honor killing, both received Academy Awards in the United States.
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I also remember fighting until I was red in the face about how we needed to stick to our principles and our self-declared guidelines and not allow pressure from US politicians and their constituents to sway us.
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As a queer skater, I thought it was really cool to see something that was so in your face about basically saying, This is a queer skate zine and you're going to look at some things that are queer.
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While the proclamation is on its face about health care, even Joe Grogan, the director of the White House domestic policy council, told reporters on October 2000 that it is "not part of the health care agenda," but the immigration agenda.
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While, on average, women who are completely financially dependent on their husbands face about a 5% chance that they will stray, there is about a 20133% chance that a man married to a female breadwinner will cheat, the study concluded.
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After a lunch of split-pea soup and Quavers, Gillian at GiveAGradAGo stuck her oar in, flattering Florian over his "interesting experience," and then, quick as a wink, Cara from Meltwater Media Intelligence was in my face about a phone interview.
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James Harden is being sued by a man who claims the NBA star LIED to his face about how he intended to use a MASSIVE $30 mil Beverly Hills mansion ... claiming The Beard turned his spot into a party house!
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Last December, while at a village disco in the Allgäu, he again faced abuse because of his sexuality; it was one of the reasons he decided to come forward, using his own name and face, about everything that has happened to him.
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No one represented these impulses better than NBC's Matt Lauer, who, in a widely panned presidential forum Wednesday, hectored Clinton endlessly about her emails; before letting Donald Trump lie to his face about his support for the wars in Iraq and Libya.
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In a show of admirable restraint, I managed to avoid clobbering him over the head and screaming directly into his stupid face about what an awful person he was, and how he had fundamentally misunderstood sport and didn't deserve to be there.
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On whether he would assume Tom Coughlin's identity in a weird Single White Female type of scenario: He says that now but then he starts showing up 15 minutes early to everything, getting red in the face about penalties, and freaking everyone out.
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The place where the male patrons will scream in your face about you being, "an ugly bitch-dyke who is on a power trip because no one wants to fuck you" after you tell them to stop trying to fondle female patrons.
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"Many of my colleagues who believed the Saudis about what they were trying to hit and what they weren't trying to hit inside Yemen now don't believe them because they watched them lie to our face about what happened to Jamal Khashoggi," he said.
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"Nothing changes — the next time we have to write a song we're going to sit down at a piano and bang our heads against it for a long time and talk ourselves blue in the face about what it should be," Mr. Paul said.
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The typical New Jersey homeowner will face about $7,800 each year, making it the most expensive state for property taxes in the US. Property tax rate: 2.44%Median property value: $321,100Annual tax on the median-valued property: $7,840More personal finance coverageWhat's the best airline credit card?
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HB: In short, this is saying Trump used the powers of the president to try to get Ukraine to give them a boost in the 2020 election, and having foreign countries mix it up in our elections is something that Constitution's writers were super frowny face about.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Television talk show host Jimmy Kimmel called out a Republican U.S. senator pushing the party's latest healthcare overhaul plan, saying the lawmaker had "lied right to my face" about efforts to scrap Obamacare by backing a measure that would strip coverage from many Americans.
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What may go down as the greatest fighting game pop-off of all time happened this weekend after Kenneth "K-Brad" Bradley defeated Joshua "Wolfkrone" Philpot at a Street Fighter V tournament in Atlanta and got right up in his face about four minutes into the video above.
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Men whose wives are fully economically dependent on them face about a 4% chance that they will cheat: higher than the risk of cheating for a female breadwinner but dramatically lower than the 15% chance of cheating for men who are economically dependent on their wives, said Munsch.
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But pressure mounted on the Brazilian president as Macron accused Bolsonaro of lying to his face about plans to protect the Amazon and as photos showing the extent of the devastation — including blackened skies above São Paulo, some 27,29 miles from the fires — began spreading across social media.
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" And while Greg Hardy is allowed to spin his specious yarns to Schefter's face about never putting a hand on a woman, and while Schefter can repeat them into any open mic nearby, Schefter can only refer to a brutal physical assault documented by photographic evidence as something "unsavory and unfavorable.
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"As people have gotten less and less comfortable talking face to face about hard things, it's become easier to move on, let time pass and forget to tell the person you're breaking up with them," Anna Sale, managing editor of the WNYC podcast Death, Sex & Money, told the New York Times.
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Matt GaetzMatthew (Matt) GaetzThree legal scholars say Trump should be impeached; one thinks otherwise George Conway calls out Melania Trump after she criticizes impeachment witness: 'You're amplifying what was a nothingburger reference' Impeachment witness apologizes for mentioning Barron Trump in hearing MORE (R-Fla.) also confronted Karlan to her face about the comment.
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Kelsey and Josh have never really had an opportunity to even have a friendship because I think Kelsey's been such a good friend to Liza and has her back, but every time Josh would mess up in their relationship, Kelsey was the first one to speak up and get in Josh's face about it.
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On Thursday, Buzzfeed News delivered the latest explosive development in this long-simmering saga by reporting that, according to multiple anonymous federal law-enforcement officials, Trump personally ordered Cohen to tell those lies—to deceive lawmakers about the timeline of his Russia deal—and that he and the attorney met face-to-face about the project ten times.
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White House lawyers and press staff had prepped Mulvaney before his press briefing, which Trump knew and approved of, according to two White House officials, but the focus of the prep session was on questions Mulvaney would face about the selection of Trump National Doral in Florida as the site for the 2020 G7 meeting -- not impeachment.
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The Democrats can talk until they are blue in the face about their support for stronger border security on the nation's southern border, but when it comes to the issue of illegal immigration, not only do they have zero interest in getting it under control, they are in fact promoting and incentivizing people to come to the U.S. illegally.
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If Michael's astonishing show was not enough to prove to you that old, (presumably) white dudes are absolutely out of their minds, Gerard picks up the baton in this relay race of offense-taking: "There seems to be something so totally 'in your face' about females who insist on their dubious 'rights' in this matter," he said.
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In Qamar's case, the ones she draws aren't related to her—they can be anything from family friends to wider members of the community, but they all share a common thread: Universally renowned for being nosy and in your face about marriage proposals, they often brag about their sons becoming doctors, comment on how dark your skin is, and love to gossip.
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Then as the truck got close you could see the spike that had been introduced through his ass and into his torso, a thin spike you spied only when you were near enough to see his face—in fact a dead Vietnamese face about fifteen years old with flies nesting in the nose, dressed in old shreds of Marine fatigues.
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Narrowly missing the top five: This year's uniforms not being completely terrible; Patrick Kane getting booed and Scott laughing in his face about it; Cory Schneider and Roberto Luongo twisting the knife on Canucks fans by fake fighting over the goal crease; every shot of Scott's mom; the presence of tiny adorable children like Scott's daughters, Brent Burns and Joe Pavelski's sons, and Johnny Gaudreau; the replies to this tweet.
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For developers, Andromeda will undoubtedly prove to be a strain for a longer period of time because of their likely need to rewrite or at least rework their applications to take full advantage of the new features and capabilities that will inevitably come with a new OS. Plus, any confusion that consumers face about which version of the different Google OSes to use will negatively impact future app sales and, potentially, development.
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