Sentence examples for dye job from inspiring English sources

It's a dye job.

Wig? Dye job?

He's smug, he's unorthodox … He has a dye job that makes Paul McCartney's dye job look natural.

Or was there no dye job to begin with, no caving in to vanity?

But the details – the contact lenses, that dye job – come from an embedded source.

Dad gets a dye job that improves his Evel Knievel look so much that his wife doesn't recognize him.

There's no failsafe way round this, short of a drastic dip-dye job.

Hot-pink ends the same color as a studded leather jacket or your Barbie-themed Moschino ensemble make a dip-dye job feel shiny and new.

But in Eagles, Nesbitt's dye-job is almost as funny as Hitler's Jewish grandmother.

For example, he never hears anyone think: "Jesus, look at the dye-job on that".

We all love a good rainbow dye-job.