Sentence examples for makeup which has from inspiring English sources

"Time release has the same mentality as long-wear makeup, which has become very popular," said Karen Grant, vice president and global beauty analyst of the NPD Marketing Group in Port Washington, N.Y.

And then there is makeup, which has come a long way since the white lead and chalk used in Greco-Roman times or even the heavy foundations slathered on a decade ago.

Next month, the BFI celebrates "50 years of filth" with a Waters retrospective, including his 1968 short Eat Your Makeup, which has never been screened in the UK before.

In a piece for Lena Dunham's Lenny newsletter, she explained the decision to go without makeup which has gripped the world – from the TV hosts on NBC's Today morning news show, who wiped their own off in solidarity, to the messageboards of Muslim girls debating the difference between liberation and empowerment.

And the male characters are not wearing their pasty white facial makeup, which had seemed a pointless effect before.

Unlike some Instagram communities, like the makeup one which has many corporate sponsors or the slime one which is basically an underground trading ring more intricate than the drug industry, the #studygram community seems to profit off of personal success.

Silver fish avoid this problem because of the unique makeup of their skin, which has alternating layers of cytoplasm, as well as two types of guanine crystals (which refract light).

So Mr. Douglas, 65, the star of "Wall Street," "Wonder Boys" and "Traffic," was apparently satisfied with the makeup of the Film Society of Lincoln Center, which has named him the honoree of its 37th annual Chaplin Award Gala, the society said on Monday.

One illustration of that tenuousness is the makeup of the new cabinet, which has been trimmed to 17 ministers and 22 deputies, a total that is 10 fewer than the previous cabinet.

"In recent years we've seen a significant shift in the makeup of the high street, which has clearly become a more social environment, with more restaurants and leisure facilities emerging up and down the country," said Richard Jenkings, senior consultant at data firm Experian.

The county guarantees a large portion of the hospital's debt, for instance, and the county executive controls the makeup of almost half the board, which has 15 voting members.