Sentence examples for called makeup from inspiring English sources

"That's called makeup, Hassan," Sara said, refilling her wineglass.

Preparing a form suitable for use in printing from letterpress copy, whether in individual type pieces or in lines of lead alloy, is an operation called makeup.

He discovered a book called "Makeup for Theater, Film and Television," with a chapter on making cosmeticians' masks and molds, and he called up the artists he knew and practiced on them.

At last, with both sets of initials intact, the piece went to a department called Makeup, whose personnel could have worked as floral arrangers, because Time in those days, unlike its rival Newsweek, never assigned a given length but waited for the finished story before fitting it into the magazine.

"I don't think we have anything in the sources that tell us about what we might loosely call makeup," he said.

Studying the greater flamingo, the researchers found that males and females alike brighten the underlying tint of their feathers through regular applications of what the scientists call makeup: driblets of carotenoid pigments secreted by the preening gland at the flamingo's rear end.

Both give you the opportunity to assess the technical metrics and reflect on the intangibles -- what baseball calls "makeup" and politics calls "character" -- the leadership, talent and maturity to add value to a venture.

I went to its U.S. launch in Soho in 1998, where the focus was on fragrance; now Sephora devotes most of its floor space to color cosmetics, or what regular people call makeup.

As a result of these experiments, Max Factor created a completely new range of makeup colours called panchromatic makeup, an achievement for which he won a special Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Award.

He has several rules of thumb, like "Best Makeup should probably be called Most Makeup".

But then suddenly, it was, 'Oh God.'" As the flagbearers were called into makeup, "we were all very quiet.