Madame Bovary killed herself with arsenic, and Flaubert described the process in detail: the retching, the convulsions, the brown blotches breaking out on the body, the hands plucking at the bedsheets.
The primary task is to spread the sheets, position the cotton blanket so the holes or permanent blotches are out of sight, fold them all neatly, and then tuck.
He won't help himself, or Obama, just by throwing out big blotches of color.
First his skin broke out in blotches, and then his complexion became covered with pus-filled eruptions, exuding a bad smell and causing a good deal of pain.
Lay of the junk food, it causes acne and brings out gross blotches in your face.
He found this out when a man with blotches on the whites of his eyes, a relative of Manyenga's (he said brother, but "brother" was a general term), came to him and said he wanted to buy a motorcycle.
There is on my mantelpiece a clockwork Russian doll, made out of tin with bright orange blotches on her cheeks and a design of blue teardrops on her stiff full skirt: a present from Angela and Mark.
On February 10 , 1993 Jackson had revealed to Oprah that he had a skin disorder that destroyed skin pigmentation and left blotches on his skin, and that make-up was used to even out his skin.
4 stars Secret Brightening Powder, £18, by Laura Mercier, 0800 123400 No secret any more - fine, weightless powder that adds a luminous effect under eyes, evening out blotches and shadows.
Alphonse, one of the leading makeup artists over at Prescriptives, suggests layering light-reflecting lotions: Vibrant, a slightly iridescent white cream, gives a glow to sallow skin; Magic Illuminating Liquid Potion, a holographic primer, bounces light around, making rough seem smooth; finally, new Traceless evens out blotches without adding pigment.
