Sentence examples for light perspiration from inspiring English sources

Perfumes of slush turn to bouquets of teflon soles mixed with light perspiration, and suggestive tight fruits.

Certainly, looking at some of the pictures on Williams's site, it seems that rather than getting down the business end, the photos are very tasteful: a mother mildly flushed, but euphoric, a smattering of light perspiration dotting her forehead; another woman in labour reclining on her hospital bed, while a kindly midwife listens to the baby's heartbeat.

Buchan is sitting on her knees, her light perspiration making her skin glow like a model in a Glossier ad.

Exercise was defined as any activity causing light perspiration or a slight to moderate increase in breathing or heart rate for at least 30 minutes.

Task self-efficacy will be assessed through asking participants to rate how confident they are that they can perform three physical tasks: walking fast (light perspiration), running, fast swimming or cycling hard, and doing exercises with weights.

Information on physical activity was obtained subjectively by asking questions regarding any activity that caused light perspiration or a slight-to-moderate increase in breathing or heart rate for at least 60 minutes a week (vigorous physical activity), 30 minutes a week (moderate physical activity), and less than 30 minutes a week (mild physical activity).

The procedure, which requires enduring dozens of shots with tiny surgical needles, has been adopted by models who don't want to ruin the expensive garments that they are employed to make appear wearable by regular, sweaty folk; and by performers who experience Klieg-light-induced perspiration; and by civilians suffering from excessive dampness.

The procedure, which requires enduring dozens of shots with tiny surgical needles, has been adopted by models who don't want to ruin the expensive garments that they are employed to make appear wearable by regular, sweaty folk; and by performers who experience Klieg-light-induced perspiration; and by civilians suffering from excessive dampness..

The crunched, focussed expression on her small, sharp face as she claimed her half of the desk, a purse over one arm and a duffelbag over the other, a light sheen of perspiration on her upper lip, a dark-gray head scarf wound tightly around her head and fixed above her right ear with a long, silver pin.

Sulfur dyes are fast to washing, perspiration, and light but have poor resistance to chlorine bleach.

The answer is to avoid anything too fitted, silk or a light colour that shows perspiration.