Sentence examples for get tinted from inspiring English sources

Two prominent strains of rhetoric run through the period — the Biblical and the classical — and political ideas tend to get tinted by whichever of them the speaker uses.

Then get tinted windows, it wasn't in her garage.

I haven't got tinted windows.

He gradually kneads a cloth napkin into a tightly wound knot sculpture, which gets tinted gray by his sweaty hands.

You'll be needing a six-pack, although you have tinted windows so could get away with a four-pack.

Get a tinted moisturiser for you body so you have healthy glowing skin!

I got it, tinted it out and then I was rolling around Highgate, you know what I mean.

I get my lashes tinted.

- PeterGriffin I grew up there at the end of the 70s, and let's not get all rose tinted about it: with the shipyards closing, the Thatcher years about to rise, sectarian issues and the propensity for bevvy, glue, jellies and the junk that seems inherent it was perhaps the older generation who had it best in the flats and the tenements as they had a network.

You might want to get your eyelashes tinted so you don't have obvious mascara blobs, but if it is too much maintenance then just put on some brown mascara, then use a lash comb to get rid of noticeable blobs.

Once the walnut meat starts to get a tint of color to it, add the salt.