Sentence examples for gloss as from inspiring English sources

They seemed to breeze through life, with casually loosened ties, school bags from which they would extract eyeliner and lip gloss as soon as the bell rang, and got all the best parts in the school musicals.

For some people the two things simply don't go together, and it has always been a controversial work, with a feeling (unjustified as far as I am concerned) that its authenticity is fatally compromised by this professional gloss, as well as by its popularity.

Calendering of paper is an industrial finishing process designed to smoothen its surface so as to improve gloss as well as printability.

Measurements can be made of changes in roughness and gloss, as well as of the rate of material removal from the tile and from the tool.

On the other hand, in the model of the work that is in the Antioquia Museum [20] and can be seen in Fig. 8b there is a dark brown patina, homogeneous and with a waxy gloss, as can be seen in Fig. 8c of the Vieco family photographic archive [21].

If you still like to wear lipstick and gloss as well, then apply a good layer of the balm before, and then use your lipstick/gloss/colour on top.

The girls reported reapplying lipsticks or glosses as often as 24 times a day.

Comte-Sponville focuses on three types of love, corresponding to the Greek concepts of eros, philia and agape, which he glosses as want, joy and charity.

There were marginal glosses, as well as short prefaces for each book, which would have been useful for the children of the household and probably also for the family member reading to them.

All other parts of the sentence should almost be glossed over as far as learning the accent.

"Take the colour you currently wear and try something a few shades brighter first as a stain or as a gloss, then as a full colour when you're ready.