Sentence examples similar to look of aging from inspiring English sources

Put brown or black food coloring in a spritz bottle and spritz your clothes with a little bottle with droplets of color so they look kind of aged.

"Vintage denim collectors are obsessed with patina – the look of age," explains Butchart.

So important was the look of age that Old Tom's, which fed generations of Astors in Lower Manhattan, tended its cobwebs, leaving them in place but trimming them from time to time, like carefully groomed stubble.

To give writing the look of age, write using lemon juice.

After they made that decision, science -- looking at issues of aging in space -- became the rationale for justifying it.

She said her penciled eyebrows gave her the look of an "aging 1920's flapper".

Castresana, who had the look of an aging student radical, with wavy brown hair and glasses with small round lenses, was not a typical diplomat.

This will give a look of uneven aging.

Your painting can be a portrait, a modernist expression, or any imaginative symbolic painting that improves the look of an aging wall.

It let me look at the problem of aging somewhat differently than lifelong biologists had been doing.

This research has often looked at the influence of aging and moisture on cracking and rutting, but there is limited research available that looks at the combination of aging and moisture on both cracking and rutting.