Sentence examples for shiny skin from inspiring English sources
It was a typical nighttime Open crowd: lots of shiny skin, shiny shoes.
Next came cool, clean aji, or horse mackerel, its shiny skin shimmering, and then ika, or squid.
Except for its shiny skin, the nectarine looks like the doughnut peach, which came to market several years ago.
A pomegranate is halved and shot inside and out, its shiny skin contrasting with the fleshy pulp and embedded seeds.
My question had been a simple one: How much would it cost to paint my name or logo on the shiny skin of a Gibbs racing car or truck?
But the nuances he captured — in such details as leather coats, athletes' jerseys and the shiny skin of New Year's cherubs (he did a lot of them) — were luminescent.
And their bodies were so toned that even shiny, skin-tight costumes were flattering.
He prizes the area's diversity: jewel-box boutiques and shiny skin-care spas nestled cheek by jowl with Latino-run pawnshops, kosher delis and beauty parlors with old-fashioned hair dryers in full view in the windows.
When buying any type of eggplant, look for tight, shiny skins.
As do long-roasted baby aubergines, their shiny skins as wrinkled and burnished as mine after a day at the beach, alongside a salad of toasted pine nuts, and a dressing of dried puréed tomato and smoked yogurt.
Even though Jef was wearing shiny, skin-tight jeggings, he tried to show Emily that he's a man's man with some hardcore ATV-ing and clay pigeon shooting before presenting her to his clan.
