He persecutes the slowest and most vulnerable apes, and especially the timid ones, at the bottom of the pile; he sprays lemon juice in their eyes, dips their fingertips into the boiling tea, plugs their ears with candy and their noses with marmalade, pushes silver spoons into their anuses..
After you're finished with one eye, dip the brush in the bottle again before applying mascara to the other eye.
You may widen your eyes slightly, dip your head, smile sweetly, meow softly, and cuddle up to them when doing this.
Find a pair with spongy circles around the eyes and dip them in the water, so that they'll stick to your skin.
As New Yorkers arise from sleep, a flexing flock of pigeons sweeps the rooftops of yellow-brick Brooklyn and circles Bensonhurst by the sea, their keeper standing by the coop, eyeing every dip and swoop, entranced by the white-and-gray whir of their wings, a salt-and-pepper semaphore signing the sky at dawn.
Bear in mind that the 1999 figure included the extraordinary 41 shots fired at Mr. Diallo last Feb. 4. Some experts suspect that the Diallo killing and the subsequent protests traumatized the police somewhat, producing a high degree of self-restraint and, with it, the eye-catching dip in numbers.
Tears came to his eyes, and, dipping his gloved left hand into a bucket of reddish paste, he reached out to touch an untarnished plate of steel which was secured by a row of bolts and, with his bent middle finger, he wrote as clearly as he could, in block letters, "Catherine"—the name of his wife of thirty years, who had recently died of cancer.
A chapter on the business of beans offers an eye-opening dip into the economics of soybeans.
Remove the crustiness from the eyes by dipping a cotton ball in clean, warm water and wiping from the corner of the eye outward.
