Sentence examples for gloss up from inspiring English sources

Don't forget to gloss up, a nice pink or clear lip gloss will add just enough shine to your face.

Gloss up your CEO profile, and point the icon to it.

It may take the gloss up to a day to dry.

For the lashes, just use mascara - false lashes will just look unfitting - and buff the color of your lips and cheeks with rouge or lip gloss up.

It wowed SXSW, where it made its US premiere glossed up with updated special effects completed for its impending worldwide release.

Perhaps it could be glossed up and turned into a tourist attraction, with shiny plaques and a Tardis or two, which everyone would hate?

A mirror on the wall hung over a sign that said: "Genius of the Month". Looking around, I realized I had probably glossed up my recollections the same way the "Rent" folk had glossed up the movie version of the old East Village.

Even the colour scheme of the TV version of MI5 headquarters has been glossed up - all cool black, light wood and glass tables, instead of the sombre greys and frosted glass of Thames House.

The second movie, "Red Riding: 1980," glossed up with 35-millimeter film and directed by James Marsh with an elegant, self-conscious visual style at odds with the grunge milieu and desperate crimes — dead bodies are as attractively framed as some clouds reflected in a window — pivots on Peter Hunter (a solid Paddy Considine).

The movie, Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times, is "glossed up with 35-millimeter film" and directed "with an elegant, self-conscious visual style at odds with the grunge milieu and desperate crimes -- dead bodies are as attractively framed as some clouds reflected in a window".

For somebody who devotes his time to glossing up the images of others -- at fees of $500 for an inside magazine page up to $20,000 for a cover image requiring lots of digital cutting and pasting -- Mr. Dangin is decidedly unpolished.