Sentences with phrase «nearly full face»

With nearly full face coverage, this wool balaclava guards against cold air, and warms up the air I'm breathing in before it hits my lungs.

Not exact matches

A section of the image, containing the «Face» and a couple of nearly impact craters and hills, was «cut» out of the full image and reproduced separately.

Let's face it, nourishing a family with traditional food practices — procuring and preparing ingredients of superb quality — can be a nearly full - time job in itself, not to mention costly.

Chock - full of sarcasm soaring right over kids» heads, these Lego minifigures sport nearly frozen faces.

The report read: «At a time when nearly half of 11 to 16 - year - olds say it is easier to be themselves on the internet than with people face - to - face, it is particularly important that we equip them with the full range of skills needed to navigate this social space.»

It's full of great information, with links to the most complete, easiest to use resources on nearly every aspect of gifted education available on the Internet, plus lots of annotations and first hand information provided by parents facing the same challenges that you are facing.

Face it: unless a couple can thrive on just one income, setting aside time for creative writing is nearly impossible while working full time, raising kids, fulfilling day - to - day family responsibilities, and cleaning up puppy doo.

Of course, Chinese lawyers don't face nearly the competition for cases as do their American counterparts: China has 122,000 full - time lawyers, or one for every 10,000 people, compared to a one (lawyer) to three hundred ratio in the United States.

Higher mortgage rates: The 30 - year fixed - rate mortgage is up nearly a full percentage point in the past year, causing home buyers to face an increase in borrowing costs.