Sentence examples for professional texture from inspiring English sources

★★★ Choco Nussa Chocolate Hazelnut Spread 400g, £1.29, lidl.co.uk Less of a professional texture which might suggest it doesn't have as much vegetable oil?

"As for getting that loose, beachy bohemian look, there are options," he said, invoking the curling iron and styling products like L'Oréal Professional Texture Expert Liss Ardent thermal reconstructing crème for fine hair (about $24 for 4.2 ounces).

"With this 'low budget' production without animations, professional textures and lights etc. it still feels a bit like computer game".

Writing the book took four and a half years, including the time Rand worked in the architectural offices of Ely Jacques Kahn, gathering material with which she could texture the professional world of Howard Roark.

As it turns out, most of the ingredients in the patty, like potato proteins, xanthan gum used for texture, water, textured wheat protein, coconut oil and other "natural flavors", can be found in many professional chef's kitchens.

Souleiman and his team added hair extensions to models' hair to create volume and body before spritzing with Wella Professionals Ocean Spritz and Beach Texture Spray.

This should not be surprising: there is not a lot of motivation for professional basketball players to explain the texture of their existence.

It is hoped that this approach will help professional designers to select appropriate building textures in order to harmonize architecture and the surrounding.

As a salon owner and professional manufacturer could I change the perception of texture so that Main Street would want something other than a sleek straight style?

The meat breaks down progressively, so once you get into the second-day range, be warned that the texture becomes -- how do we professionals put it?

Amateur filmmakers with digital cameras will learn the mechanics of classical decoupage with the preinstalled video-editing software on their computers, while professionals will continue to mimic the grainy, jerky texture of video captured by handheld camcorders and cellphone irises.