Sentence examples for an aged look from inspiring English sources

Afterwards, the gold is toned and distressed to achieve an aged look.

He has an aged look into which he has grown a little - he is now 59 - but he has always played older than he is.

McKim was a perfectionist, known to spend an hour revising a telegram that was in the end only 10 words long; he climbed up on the roof of the casino in Narragansett with a crowbar to dislocate shingles to give it an aged look.

In HGPS, the bones fail to grow normally, hair falls out, skin takes on an aged look; cardiovascular disease sets in later.

Adam Stone's cinematography gives the footage an aged look.

With edentulism, facial aesthetics is also compromised; Apart from the obvious lack of teeth on opening the mouth, there is also facial sagging as a result of loss of the facial support provided by the presence of teeth, giving the individual an aged look.

If you want to give your piece a really aged look you can add dark wax to some areas, and then buff as before.

Either choose a wire that will resist oxidation and discoloration, clean your work periodically with metal cleaners or jewelry dips, use a thin jewelers clear coat lacquer, or let the oxidation lend the piece a natural, aged look.

BTX-A is a neuromuscular blocking agent that works by producing transient, dose-dependent, focal weakening of the facial muscles involved in expressions that lead to a tired, disapproving or aged look, such as frowning or wrinkling the forehead (Klein 2004; Carruthers et al 2004).

Really aged look: A more aged look can be achieved by using sandpaper.[1] Find sandpaper of about 100 grit or heavier.

Lightly apply a cool-tone foundation to your face to give it an aged, yellowed look.