Sentence examples for peeling like from inspiring English sources

Even with the best socks, and plenty of foot powder, your feet are likely to start peeling like you've never experienced.

AZZAM ALWASH'S face is deeply tanned, his nose peeling like it did when he was an outdoorsy 11-year-old.

The tire is supposed to last for 10 minutes but "they started peeling like bananas a couple of minutes into the test," he said.

We were in the old city, where tourists come to see the colonial buildings, whose paint is peeling like birch bark.

There are two known mechanisms of detachment: (1) on the microscale, the seta detaches when the shaft reaches a critical angle with the substrate, and (2) on the macroscale, geckos hyperextend their toes, apparently peeling like tape.

Yet until the wall drawings for children were discovered in 2001 by a documentary filmmaker, fading and peeling like ancient Roman frescoes, they were thought to have been destroyed.

"He peels like an onion," said an associate of Mr. Bush.

Therefore we reject the hypothesis that gecko toes peel like tape.

The only time we ate anything raw that could not be peeled, like fruit, was in the hotel restaurant.

Their noses peel like the fingers of a boy who's been in the Elmer's glue.

Authority here peels like an onion, imposed by militias bearing the stamp of towns elsewhere in the west, neighborhoods in the capital, even its streets.