Sentence examples for dull down from inspiring English sources

However, while you're slathering up with aloe on an hourly basis and waiting for the redness to dull down, you can use the following tips to help aid the healing process and soothe the pain.

And those that are there are dull, down market and not very good quality..

I only ever grade cheese in the morning before lunch; my senses are much sharper at this time and tend to dull down as the day progresses.

"It's easy to dull down a bit, to knee-jerk into clichés, when you're raising a family," said Ms. Scialfa, commenting on the opening song, "Looking for Elvis," which is about personal reinvention.

"And although the copper is shiny and noticeable now, it will dull down to a dark brown in a couple of weeks and then eventually oxidize into a pleasant green".

And, many people work in environments that dull down the senses.

The newly-created waves were then dulled down with the help of Oribe Dry Texturizing Hair Spray.

But the vast surge and counter-surge of warfare between England and France, in which these battles were decisive encounters, has dulled down to that memorably named but imperfectly understood tract of history known as the hundred years war.

The "RO@$T!" (as it is officially known) was filmed for cable television, and this has ruined the whole thing, since the jokes have to be prettied up and dulled down so as not to offend the viewers.

Philandering is such a crunchy subject for any movie, but you need to keep faith with its core of heartlessness, and to find some structure for the rolling body count racked up by the serious conquistador; even Francois Truffaut, a man who loved women, dulled down badly in "The Man Who Loved Women".

But a new study suggests that, in some species, once-colorful females were the ones to change, sometimes dulling down as a protective measure.