Sentence examples for face dye from inspiring English sources

Mason remembers "Monkey For A Week" fondly, "It took a week for the face dye to wash off.

He cycles through at least two-dozen outfits: a tight cotton-candy-blue double-breasted suit; a drapey leopard-print top; a distressed black motorcycle jacket; a huge black fur coat with a face dyed on the back; a tattered white punk T-shirt with tight chain-festooned jeans straight from Trash and Vaudeville.

He has a girlish face, dyed hair, and plucked eyebrows.

And besides, it's a hell of a lot less expensive!" Perhaps the most profoundly racist speech in Oscar history came along in 1960, when extremely white actor Hugh Griffith won an oscar for playing an Arab in Ben-Hur a role that required him to have his face dyed Ben-Hur a

There are touches of ragged indie-ness, pierced faces, dyed hair, dozens of Mountain Dew cans stacked in some guy's windowless office, an airy cafeteria stocked with Ping-Pong, pool and foosball, plus two regulation bowling lanes in the basement.

No work on her face or dye in her hair.

Choose one strand of hair that is at the front of your face and dye that strand hot pink.

He knew about the teenage girls called ganguros (black face) who dyed their hair platinum blonde and went to tanning salons.

Police say hit-and-run suspect tattooed her face and dyed her hair pink to evade arrest.

He frequented the pub often, joined the darts team and strolled around in bell bottoms and beads, with glitter on his face, henna dyed-hair and daubed eye shadow.

Students had painted their faces and dyed their hair in their team colors, and they handed out buttons promoting their robots.