Sentence examples for fine mask from inspiring English sources

The last Lotar sculpture ends the Modern's exhibition: it is a small smooth head, like a fine mask, perched on a rough, oversize, open-umbrella-shaped body.

"If you're not having sex you're finished," she threatened; she had breast implants at 73, and in The Late Show: A Semiwild But Practical Survival Plan for Women Over 50 (1993) and I'm Wild Again, she wrote as the ever-hot sexpert, advising girls to "Spread semen over your face... makes a fine mask – and he'll be pleased".

Center stage, nine pairs of fencers in helmets with fine mesh masks and long-sleeved white jackets frantically advanced and retreated on brown plastic runners.

The current study includes the assessment of the effects of an Au quasi-reference electrode and the use of shared reference/counter electrodes for the array, in order to obtain a small array that can be produced using a fine metal mask.

As Dan Roberts alluded to, he did a fine job masking himself today.

Keratin Complex Volumizing Dry Shampoo Lift Powder ($45, keratincomplex.com) It looks like a blush brush, but a fine powder masking roots comes out of this container when you tip it over and give it gentle shake.

The dry resist material frozen directly to the surface of the substrate alleviates many of the issues of scaling up as fine metal masks have proven increasingly cumbersome with area.

Our solution provides a fine-grained masking and concealment, which is based on access level privileges of the user.

These data indicate that although rhythmic locomotor activity may represent the output of a circadian clock, nocturnality, namely the relative predominance of locomotor activity during the dark phase of the natural LD cycle, is the result of fine-tuned masking of circadian rhythmicity by environmental light and temperature.

Celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, this pen was born as a highlighter with a distinct click to mask fine lines and under-eye circles and to brighten the face.

It comes from along the Sepik River in Papua New Guinea, a region known for fine sculpture and masks.