Sentence examples for makeup changes from inspiring English sources

"Facials and pedicures are normal routine, as are frequent hair and makeup changes.

There was another useful lesson for me in the struggle over parochial school aid: the court's makeup changes, and so does the law.

Once the water makeup changes, the oyster people "will sell and move away from the water," predicted John Gunter, a shellfish biologist with the Florida Department of Agriculture's aquaculture division.

The flip-flops of past years have been very hard to deal with". When the board makeup changes, the balance changes, Simon said; "There's a balancing act of competing interests". During the Obama administration, Simon said, lawyers representing management realized "There's nothing we can do that is right.

And last came Solange Sandy, who had been in "Aida," and who had just done a three-hour run-through of the new Michael Crawford musical "Dance of the Vampires," "in full body paint," she said, "with layers of color and eight makeup changes".

The study controls for numerous factors that might otherwise affect an election: how much money was spent on the races; the state's partisan makeup; changes in electoral laws like early voting and day-of registration; and shifts in incentives to vote, like which party controls the state legislature.

You write that your bacterial makeup changed rapidly in response to antibiotics.

At the same time, the school population became poorer as the racial makeup changed.

The actors take off their makeup, change back into their street clothes and leave through the stage door.

The networks, which began showing Big East football in 2001, said their contracts allowed them to renegotiate if the conference makeup changed.

In one remarkable period, from 1960 to 1966, Newark's demographic makeup changed from a sixty-five-per-cent white majority to a sixty-two-per-cent black and Hispanic majority.