Sentence examples for bee-stung lips from inspiring English sources

And bee-stung lips, ever so slightly parted, sensual.

I don't know, but there's a few bee-stung lips in the Royal Box.

-- Richmond Times-Dispatch, June 16 The famously bee-stung lips move into action, replacing the pout with an easy smile.

But give the subject — her dainty chin, bee-stung lips, huge eyes, tapering fingers, perfect flesh, and Mona Lisa-ish air of erotic intelligence — time.

Jean Renoir married Andrée, who became Catherine Hessling, the actress with bee-stung lips appearing in five of his silent movies, including "Nana" in 1926.

She wore a vintage Chanel turquoise blazer, jeans, Kelly red gloss on those bee-stung lips and a staid little rhinestone tiara on her now-black moptop.

Alternatively, some lip glosses (like Lip Venom) use ginger and cinnamon to increase circulation in your lips to create fuller "bee-stung" looking lips.

When, at midnight, you heard Klaus Nomi, with his bee-stung black lips and robot hair, channeling Maria Callas at the Mudd Club, you knew you were in the presence of a genius deviant whose very life was a political act.

Dear old Dennis is positively electric looking, all jitter and growl, a gurning assemblage of bee-stung lips the lips of an inexperienced reveller who's burnished their gums with an accidental, unintentional, and incredibly unwanted numbness that for all their effort just won't go away—and awards ceremony glamour.

And it is possibly also the bee-stung Botoxed lip capital of the world.

Max Factor, the innovator of the bee-stung pouty-lip look, is considered by many to be the father of the modern cosmetics industry.