Sentence examples for complexion high from inspiring English sources

She remained remarkably pretty; she never wore makeup, had a beautiful complexion, high cheek bones, and naturally black hair.

They don't need this". Apparently raised in Los Angeles and Carson City, Nev., Sante Kimes is of East Indian ancestry and once was striking, with an olive complexion, high cheekbones and a full figure.

That may be the mantra that the dermatologist Bradford Katchen lives by, but in his SoHo practice, where he tends to the complexions of high-maintenance actresses like Sofia Coppola, Sarah Jessica Parker and Natalie Portman, that credo has a lot more riding on it than boring old life and death.

He has a round face, a high complexion, and long red hair that falls nearly to his waist.

In the complexion histogram, the highest blue peaks of chromaticity bases correspond to dominant color of facial skin, and subdominant color would be identified by the second highest blue peaks.

The effect of transitions to a high mobility complexion was investigated separately from the effect of changes in energy.

These market forces have already changed the complexion of many UK high streets where traditional retailers such has newsagents, butchers and fashion stores are giving way to cafes, pubs, restaurants and takeaways.

That he was born of humans somewhere -- Manhasset, on Long Island, the rumor goes -- may be too far to speculate; unlike many actors, who gladly discuss how the humiliation of their high school complexion and the death of Mitzi the poodle inform their work, Mr. Crudup says he finds his raw material elsewhere and leaves it at that.

Special editions of Benefit's bestselling Benetint lip and cheek stain ($26) and High Beam complexion highlighter ($30) are also available in Williamson's kaleidoscopic packaging.

Then a small man with a high-colored complexion said, "This is all new to me, but I've been a teamster for forty years".

I particularly liked John Cusack's intent, dark-eyed Nixon, ducking his face away from the kitchen staff even as he asks for their votes, and the English actor Alan Rickman playing Ronald Reagan with a paraffin complexion, a wedge of high-riding hair, and a voice as soft and as slow as poured molasses.