| On the 7th and top floor of a 1950's stone-faced building, with a digicode and interphone security system. |
| He was admitted to the huge house by a stone-faced butler, who led him through a maze of corridors into a huge dining room. |
| But despite this huge talent, his idea of women as pencil thin, stone-faced gangling creatures is very scary. |
| That's the kind of stuff that makes coaches, even stone-faced ones like Popovich, feel warm and fuzzy inside. |
| Get there early or be prepared for a long wait before the obligatory pat-down by the stone-faced bouncers. |
| She brings it to a tall table, where Rachel's cousin Luis sits stone-faced with a bag of microwaved popcorn. |
