Fascia in a sentence

Frasers Group plc has opened the doors to Sports Direct’s brand new multi-fascia store in Metrocentre, Gateshead.

Most commonly it causes thickening within the fascia of the hand, which is a normal structure that provides attachment of the skin to deeper structures allowing us to use our hands for gripping.

Now the national charity looks set to move in. It has applied for planning permission to erect advertisements including three non-illuminated fascia signs and one non-illuminated double sided projecting sign.

The planning application for new “illuminated fascia” and a “suspended illuminated directory of services” was first submitted to Adur District Council on September 21.

Avoid flimsy flats and walking barefoot, as these can further irritate the plantar fascia.

Both models share a front end with a wide, low fascia and a broad grille flanked by headlights with distinctive hammer-shape running lights.

Display of five internally illuminated high-level fascia signs.

Had to replace some parts of the gutters and noticed there were some smaller issues with the soffits and fascia that I will replace in the next few weeks.

It's powered by the same inline-6 engine, much like the current Z4, and shares a significant amount of its front fascia.

That’s especially true with the Rock Creek version, which sports an aggressive front fascia, grille inserts, trendy black cladding, raised off-road suspension, all-terrain tires and tubular roof rack that can hold 220 pounds.

The bad news is that Honda also gave every 2025 Civic model a new front fascia with a jutting hexagonal lower air intake that leaves the car with something of a duck face, and also doesn't quite match up with the new vertical intakes that frame it.

The company wants to repair the gutters, fascia and cladding on the Grade II-listed building and and double glazing to the windows of the first-floor flat.

This is inflammation of a thick band of tissue that runs across the bottom of each foot and connects the heel bone to the toes, known as the plantar fascia.

Beneath the scalp are the large fascia and some thin muscles.

Dragic, Miami’s veteran point guard, went down with a plantar fascia tear in his left foot in the second quarter after making a jolt against Rajon Rondo on his way to the basket.

Fascia is a sheet of tough connective tissue, as well as made up mostly of collagen.

Here, they’re above oversized air intakes in the lower fascia.

In particular, the N Line's lower fascia looks much more aggressive than the standard Elantra, with a set of triple-chevron elements below the headlamps that give the nose of the car even more directional thrust.

The new front grille with U-shaped motif and bold skid plate detailing high seating position, rear fascia and efficient LED projector headlamps are some of the exterior features, among others, of the new Ignis, the company said.

Another fun aero bit is the opening in the lower corners of the front fascia, which is meant to create a curtain around the wheel openings.