Sentence examples for cheek line from inspiring English sources

Soft tissue radiographic changes of the cheek line and perinasal areas, and skeletal movements were analyzed.

It is first seen in the scene where Bart is reading "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Pre-teens": a cheek line is added just under his eyes to suggest that he is starting to change.

It is usually best to leave the cheek line natural, to avoid a weirdly shaped beard.[3].

Draw in a cheek line by making a backward C-shaped curve below the wavy line of his eyes.

Draw the middle spike slightly pointing down, and make the last one point down and end touching the bottom part of his cheek line.

This cushions the cheek lining as they chew and reduces discomfort.

It's a teasing, tongue-in-cheek line, but you won't hear it in this production; Sullivan has cut it.

Atölye 11 also sells Take Away Istanbul, a tongue-in-cheek line of souvenirs that includes Turkish tea glass, shot glasses and clever, Istanbul-inspired T-shirts.

As the actress points out in Se Merry Doyle's 2010 documentary "John Ford: Dreaming The Quiet Man," the tongue-in-cheek line summed up the cantankerous and devious Ford's brutal methods with actors.

Cole's tongue-in-cheek line about John Updike has been much enjoyed and repeated – "Had John Updike been African, he would have won the Nobel prize 20 years ago", since the material at Updike's disposal would have been so much more colourful and abundant than that of his relatively bleached beginnings in Shillington, Pennsylvania.

Old blue eyes, Frank Sinatra, summed this principle up nicely with his tongue-in-cheek line, "when I'm not near the girl I love, I love the girl I'm near".