Sentence examples for peel like from inspiring English sources
Their noses peel like the fingers of a boy who's been in the Elmer's glue.
Layers of schist split and peel like the shell of an oyster, flecked with bright mustard lichen and fragments of crab shell: blood-orange, pink, blue-violet.
Exposed to the sun and wind, the dolphin's skin was already losing its laminated sheen, and beginning to wrinkle, bubble and peel like a bad car paint job.
In a fraction of cases, toxins from the infection cause a characteristic bright red rash that feels like sandpaper to the touch but is painless; it may eventually cause the skin to peel, like a sunburn.
Retin-A makes your skin peel like crazy for the first few weeks.
The characterization of the treated samples showed that the orange-peel-like surface of the particles was changed into rugged structures by the CF4 plasma-treatment.
Even with the best socks, and plenty of foot powder, your feet are likely to start peeling like you've never experienced.
You can add candied peel if you like it.
"He peels like an onion," said an associate of Mr. Bush.
"The lighter peels, like TCA, are exceptionally good for lines around the mouth," Dr. Leaf said.
