Sentence examples for gloss away from inspiring English sources

"It has taken some off the gloss away from St Helens' victory and it was a mighty fine victory because they have had so many injuries over the course of the season".

You might think that little added incentive would be required to attract runners for a £1m race, but the Grand National's graveyard reputation is not so easily glossed away.

"The goals we conceded takes the gloss off a fantastic away win but we're pleased to be going away with three points".

It's at its best when the gloss falls away.

So You Think is being aimed at the world's richest race, the Dubai World Cup, in en effort to restore the gloss worn away by four defeats in his last six starts.

Even bright spots like Spain are enjoying what could be likened to a fake tan – a gloss easily washed away in the event of an economic storm.

If any of those boxes are not checked, then they are glossed over, rationalized away, or simply ignored.

Beauty expert Amadine Isnard told the Gloss hot water strips away oil – which is why we use it to wash dirty dishes.

The warning, however, was part of a 200-page document about the spinoff, the kind of paperwork that many investors either throw away or gloss over.

We were inspired by Brecht and Peter Brook, by the notion of a spare theatre that did away with gloss and the proscenium arch, and instead created something that could be put on in genuinely public spaces rather than formal theatres.

Ethan Hawke's earnest, talky film "The Hottest State," which he adapted from his own semi-autobiographical 1997 novel, doggedly peels away the gloss to dive into the emotional swamp where two young people get lost in each other.