Sentence examples for skin caught from inspiring English sources

DNA can link killers to their victims, not just in sex crimes but also in cases where the attacker may have bled at the crime scene, smoked a cigarette, drank from a glass or struggled with a victim, leaving behind cells in any number of ways, including hair or bits of skin caught under the victim's fingernails.

"An eyelash curler does work, but be very careful that you don't press too hard or get your skin caught in the clamp," she warned.

Every dart of the eyes, tilt of the head and crinkle of the skin caught by those 32 cameras can be seen in the game, making for an eerily lifelike performance.

She also rejected Wright's rugs as too formal, opting for the skunk, raccoon and beaver skins caught by a local trapper.

Now on the verge of its fifth season (produced by a 24-year-old Mr. Brittain), "Skins" caught the eye of MTV executives as it started appearing on Netflix and BBC America.

If the skin gets caught around the toes, place the gecko in a shallow dish of lukewarm water, and nudge the skin off with a cotton swab.

If the part about skin bleaching caught your attention, you are not alone.

This is a dance of gestures and shapes: hands, feet and arms filling the frame, facial expressions and skin tones caught in warm natural colours.

But it was Bowden's country boy charisma and the comfort within his own skin that caught the public's fancy in Florida and across the nation.

Survival chances are good if the cancer – indicated by the appearance of a new mole on the skin – is caught early.

Toughest photo shoot: Once in Alaska, I was so frozen, I didn't notice that my skin got caught in the zipper.