Would you like to make a face at Mr. Trump?
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"Make a face like you would on your Tinder profile," she said, teasing.
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People express their disgust out loud or make a face that says as much.
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Disclaimer: You will be judged fiercely if you make a face while drinking Malört.
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Skin Deep Summer's heat and humidity make a face full of makeup feel oppressive.
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They make a face like something smells awful every time you walk into the room.
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Or he would just make a face — one of many now familiar to Auburn players.
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I make a face mask out of green clay and feel my pores tighten like nothing else.
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Then using the center circle as the nose, you can add eyes and a mouth to make a face.
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Then using the center circle as the nose, you can add eyes and a mouth to make a face.
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Photos of Pink appearing to make a face during the performance quickly started making the rounds on Twitter and elsewhere.
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I take in candy and make a face like Calvin (of Calvin and Hobbes) on one of his sour days.
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The app can add smiles, make a face look older or younger, and even swap genders; but its results are definitely hit-and-miss.
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Instead of sitting on his stool after the third, Ali strolled over to make a face into the closed-circuit TV cameras at ringside.
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We can already make a face in one video reflect the face in another in terms of what the person is saying or where they're looking.
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"A lot of times, when the hair is grown too long, it loses shape and will make a face look tired or not as fresh," says Liu.
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Most of us subconsciously make a face when we're intensely concentrating on a task, whether it's lifting a weight in the gym or catching up on emails.
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If he really wants to boost the economy, all Trump needs to do is make a face-saving deal with China and let things go back to normal.
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Once he saw the prices, she thought, he could make a face-saving excuse to leave and not have to skulk out after being seated in the dining room.
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In addition to the bath-salts workshop, Ms. Lam had learned how to make a face scrub and was planning on checking out Intro to Embroidery later that day.
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It makes sense, then, that men might be more likely to make a face that screams, "I am uncomfortable!" while participating in an act that is often coded as feminine.
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"After you get a freshly poured Guinness, you can make a face in the foam, and by the time you finish drinking it, the face is still there," Siebert said.
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They always say a good gift is something she'd never buy for herself, and your mom probably didn't even know you could make a face cream out of shark stem cells.
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If several edges and circles come together to make a face, you don't care exactly where the face is found in the visual field; you just care that it's a face.
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After I realized how restrictive the character creator options were, I just tried to make a face that I felt suited the young, happy-go-lucky type voice and personality of Ryder.
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Put yourself in the position of a pineapple-pizza eater before you decide to make a face or a snarky remark about the harmless decision of enjoying a slice of pineapple pizza.
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It's not easy to make a face computer that doesn't make its owner look ridiculous, and it's even harder to make one users will find comfortable to wear for hours at a time.
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Unless you're Genghis Khan or Tony Blair, when asked if you'd want to wage war, you'd probably go "nah" and make a face like you've just discovered you've been sitting on an unwrapped Twix.
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My kid was aware of my photographic capabilities early on, and he didn't seem to care much; if anything, the raised black rectangle became a cue for him to strike a pose or make a face.
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Vincent Brooks, a recently retired US Army general who commanded United States Forces Korea, explained that North Korea will likely make a "face saving move" because Kim "didn't come back with what he wanted" from Hanoi.
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Gender benderWe don't often stop and think about what traits make a face look masculine or feminine, but FaceApp's algorithm appears to have learned to spot the same differences that our brains instinctively use to perceive sex.
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Baskin suggested that users could make a face map of their mask-wearing self, but there's also potential in the other direction, with a mask that could potentially beat Big Brother at its own facial recognition game.
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But that's not all—the AI can also be used to do things like map simple sketch drawings of facial expressions onto videos of actual people, making them appear to make a face they never did in real life.
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" Sansa doesn't have a lot of options here other than to make a face that, loosely interpreted, says, "Would it be possible for The Verge's Kaitlyn Tiffany to deduct 5,000 fantasy league points from Bran for being a huge dick?
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A spokesperson for the museum said its team reviewed a 3D printed design that took three to six hours to make a face shield, then devised a process involving computer-controlled cutting tools that produces a completed shield in minutes.
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How to make your hair grow faster How to do a smokey eyeHow to do nail artHow to make a face maskHow to French braidHow to wash makeup brushesHow to lose wrinkles on foreheadHow to get rid of bags under your eyesHow to get bigger lipsHow to curl hair with straightenersPhew, catch all that?
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Invented in 1949, and marketed and sold commercially by Hasbro in 1952, Mr. Potato Head is an American toy that consists of a plastic potato and attachable plastic parts, such as ears and eyes, to make a face. It was the first toy ever advertised on television.
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Now suppose that there is a perfect dissection of a rectangular cuboid in cubes. Make a face of C its horizontal base. The base is divided into a perfect squared rectangle R by the cubes which rest on it. The smallest square s1 in R is surrounded by larger, and therefore higher, cubes.
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They are more often consumed by birds, rodents (especially woodrats) and other mammals. The Cahuilla tribe of southern California used the resin to make a face cream commonly used by girls to prevent sunburn. The nuts were useful as well. For the Cahuilla, the nuts were given to the babies to eat as an alternative from breast milk and were also grounded then mixed with water as a beverage.
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Before the pet goes to the bathroom, it will make a face and stink lines will appear around it. If the player activates the toilet icon during this animation, but before the pet has gone to the bathroom, the pet will use a toilet instead. When done repeatedly, the pet can be potty trained. If the pet gets sick, a skull icon appears next to the pet as it sits still at the bottom of the screen, with an unhappy expression.
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With trumpet player and percussionist Tom Morley joining them in early 2014, Vlks were asked to play at the London Jazz Cafe in Camden as part of The Fly Magazine's 2014 Fly Awards in February 2014. A third single, "Good Grief", was released in April 2014, supported with airplay from BBC Introducing. A five track EP, Vlks XIV, was released in September 2015, containing the lead single "Dogs", backed with "Make A Face", "Alligators", "MooooooooooooooN" and "To The Amusements". This was also backed by BBC 6 Music and BBC Introducing.
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He was once again caught out when he told the Ipswich website he had not intended the celebration as a show of support to Luke McCormick and the statement was later changed by the club, adding further to the controversy. The statement now reads that the celebration was in fact a message to Luke McCormick. Later that week it was revealed that Norris was fined £25,000 by Ipswich and would make a face-to-face apology to Phil and Amanda Peak (the parents of the two boys). Eventually, In August 2010, Norris became the Ipswich Town captain.
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Rosch is concerned with developing relationships between his audience and his work. In the 2007 exhibit at Southern Exposure in San Francisco, Rosch invited visitors to create artwork from the materials he provided with suggested ideas including: make a face using three parts, make a still life of some of your best memories as if spread across the table, make a totem for all past present and future. Along with his work in performance and interactive art, Rosch works in two- dimensional forms creating collages. He begins with found objects, magazine spreads, and photographs he complicates adding other images or blocks of color.
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Caricatures often exaggerate facial features to make a face more easily recognized in association with a pronounced portion of the face of the individual in question—for example, a caricature of Osama bin Laden might focus on his facial hair and nose; a caricature of George W. Bush might enlarge his ears to the size of an elephant's; a caricature of Jay Leno may pronounce his head and chin; and a caricature of Mick Jagger might enlarge his lips. Exaggeration of memorable features helps people to recognize others when presented in a caricature form.information about caricatures . Edu.dudley.gov.uk. Retrieved on 2011-04-29.
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Concern for improving physical attractiveness has led many persons to consider alternatives such as cosmetic surgery. It has led scientists working with related disciplines such as computer imaging and mathematics to conduct research to suggest ways to surgically alter the distances between facial features in order to make a face conform more closely to the "agreed-upon standards of attractiveness" of an ideal face by using algorithms to suggest an alternative which still resembles the current face. One research study found that cosmetic surgery as a way to "boost earnings" was "not profitable in a monetary sense." Some research shows that physical attractiveness has a marginal effect on happiness.
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And I, I cannot force them to look directly in the lens, or make a face like everything is great and it's truly cool!" Indeed, in the collective book Women on Women, about women photographing other women, she wrote that in her photos, "there is the gnawing feeling that something is wrong. My work is not complete if it does not contain some vestige of this frustration in the final prints." Thus, in her work in fashion photography, she tried to avoid a "stereotypical ideal" and glamour: "It wasn't the perfectly beautiful girl who made me want to take photos, but the girl with an intrigue in her face, with a profoundness below the surface.
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The early death of his mother condemned Troisi to a harsh period of activity, which is said to have had a role in the development of his increasingly serious heart problems which were brought on during his teenage years from bouts of rheumatic fever. (In 1976 he had to visit the United States for a heart valve operation, the expenses for which were paid with the help of his friends.) Troisi started his artistic career as a cabaret showman in 1972, as a member of the comic trio called "I Saraceni" ("The Saracens") and, later, "La Smorfia" (from the name of the "book of the numbers" traditionally used in Naples for lottery and tombola, but also meaning "the face", as in "to make a face"). His mates were De Caro and Arena. They gained national fame on the radio and increased it consistently from 1977 onwards eventually becoming TV stars with the shows Non Stop, La sberla (1978) and Luna Park (1979).
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