Sentence examples for begin to dye from inspiring English sources
Women begin to dye their hair early on, using various colors, often with highlights.
You don't want to leave dye drips on your skin for two long or they may begin to dye your skin.
"When they got those bright lights in, guys began to dye their hair," Mr. Simpson said.
When she was in her forties she began to dye her hair red and she really bloomed.
By 96 hps, cells, including aggregated cells, are beginning to die and become stained with trypan blue dye.
Gradually, the nylon should begin to absorb the dye.
"Once it's dyed, I begin to discover its potential," she said, comparing the process with that of a sculptor finding his form in marble.
I cannot begin to count the amount of redheads (dyed or real) that I have pursued since.
As time passes, the uptake of dye will progress and begin to saturate the petals, infusing them with a blue hue that intensifies over time.
They began to cut and dye and dry faster — so fast that by the time the closing was announced their machines were overheating and breaking down.
