61.   He buried his face in a towel once he got to the first-base dugout and he tried to remain calm in a tense setting.

62.   He buried his face in his hands.

63.   He blushes, tries to bury his face in his hands.

64.   He crumpled into his seat and buried his face in his hands, as bedlam swallowed the chamber.

65.   Her grandmother, Sonia Booker-Soares, buried her face in her hands and sobbed with relief.

66.   His four brothers and sisters buried their faces in their hands and sobbed.

67.   His face was buried between an algebra book and his wadded up gym shorts.

68.   Johanna said, burying her face in her hands.

69.   Larry Don McQuay buries his face in his accordion chin, his brown eyes hooded with embarrassment.

70.   Many buried their faces in books and newspapers, and others turned toward the wall when they saw reporters and photographers.