Sentence examples for skin come from inspiring English sources

A common perception in Thailand is that those who have lighter skin come from higher social strata, while those with darker complexions hail from the country's poorer, rural regions.

It gets worse: the fresh spring rolls, veggies and shrimp wrapped in a soft wonton skin, come served with a gluey sauce that tastes too much of corn starch.

Instead, true beauty and great skin come from what we eat and how we live.

Trump saying he has thin skin come within a week of him criticizing Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz).

What 'ave you done!" I put my hand to my head and felt a four-inch flap of skin come lose from my head.

Hicken's account states that when the fish is caught "the change of temperature from this water to atmosphere is so great that the fish explodes upon being taken from the water, and fur and skin come off in one perfect piece, making it available for commercial purposes, and leaving the body of the fish for refrigerator purposes or eating, as desired".

Here, skin comes through surgery.

Father's skin came off with the plaster.

(The 1970 fairy tale "Donkey Skin" comes closest).

Desquamating skin comes off as fine flakes like bran.

The skin comes out in goosebumps and tingles run up the spine.