61.   I rinsed my face in the sink.

62.   She buried her face in her hands.

63.   He cradled her face in his hands.

64.   The features of the face in the drawing are proportional.

65.   Mother, pulled into a tight ball with her face in her hands, sat at the far end of the couch.She was crying.

66.   Iris screwed up her face in amusement and disbelief.

67.   Lynda Chalker had smacked his face in the crush bar of the Grand Hotel.

68.   I watched her face in the rear-view mirror.

69.   A blurred, white, not-quite-grown-up face in the crowd.

70.   He washed his face in cold water and came back red-eyed but awake.