Sentence examples for lip drawing from inspiring English sources

Anderson wore her blonde hair down with a bright red lip, drawing everyone's attention to her sparkly dress.

Her vivid perceptions and stiff upper lip drew Mr. Rohmer to her story.

In the area under your lip, draw small dots on both sides with your black eyeliner pencil.

A crowd of reporters huddled around the screen, watching the six-second loop over and over again, analyzing Crawford's lips, drawing their own conclusions.

She blinked twice in quick succession, and her lips drew back over her teeth as though she were snarling.

On the one hand, Monica is impetuous to the point of brusque; when that kiss comes, his lips draw near for a tentative peck, and she practically jumps down his throat.

Through a powerful glass he watched the invisible sharpen into the visible: the head twisted to one side, the mouth slightly open, the lips drawn back to reveal the teeth.

What we see instead is that smile; lips drawn together, jaw receding into the jowls as if he's too bashful to even acknowledge that he's trying to make someone happy.

Consider the moment at which Peter's lips draw close to Mary Jane's, opening slightly for a kiss, only to be interrupted by a large automobile being tossed through the window behind them.

At one point, early on, before the Abramsons and the others arrived, Miriam had been rearranging the flowers in the big cut-glass vase she'd inherited from her mother, soliciting Marsha's opinion, just chattering, that was all, when Seldy, her face sour and her lips drawn down, snapped at her out of nowhere.

I tried not to be critical, but every time we went around a curve the car sailed out of control and I suppose I got vocal about it, because at one point she pulled over, her lips drawn tight and her eyes furious in the sick yellow glare of the dashboard.