Sentence examples for pretty skin from inspiring English sources

"I feel like I have really pretty skin," Ms. Muckle said.

That Snow Leopard's looks haven't changed at all, in other words, betrays the enormous changes under its pretty skin.

Standing outside Clayborn Temple, she got a glimpse of King above a sea of heads, noting, as she later recalled, his "real pretty skin".

But the restoration should also open our eyes to the fact that Bunshaft's design involved more than wrapping a pretty skin around some steel and concrete.

To most buyers, it didn't matter that the pretty skin covered off-the-rack Ford parts, or that vague steering and a low-revving V-8 made the T-Bird more suitable for turnpike cruising than for weekend racing.

He said, 'Oh, you got some pretty skin.' " The band — big enough to suggest the Mack-truck vibe of his best music, with two drummers, four horn players, an organist, a bassist and two guitarists — started with "Good Golly, Miss Molly".

You don't need a recipe: Core and thinly slice as many as will comfortably fit into the pan, leaving the pretty skins on.

On the other side of this dynamic were black women who routinely told me: "You have the prettiest skin," a compliment that rendered me uncomfortable because some part of me knew that to accept praise for lighter skin was to reinforce the idea that what I had was more desirable than the darker tones of the women proffering the compliment.

(You can skip step 2 if you have pretty good skin. ) If you have light-colored skin, take an orange mineral foundation and apply to small blemishes.

When my 3-year-olds tell me that their friend from school has a big sister with pretty brown skin, so when THEY'RE big girls, THEY will also have pretty brown skin, I bite my tongue.

I've developed pretty thick skin.