Sentence examples for skin lost from inspiring English sources

The only problem with the dish was that the chicken skin lost crispness as I added liquid to the pan to build the sauce.

("Along your skin lost my language, black lip and red carnation, safe house safe," Mr. Rutili sang, making the lines seem almost reasonable).

"There were a lot of tears, a lot of skin lost, to get to this day," he said tonight at the Olympic Velodrome, rejoicing following redemption.

Forced to rely on interpreters to conduct his interviews, Mr Carey turns the imagery on himself: "locked inside my skin, lost in space, emotionally disconnected from my fellow humans".Charley has a more enjoyable time, perhaps, despite his father dragging him, unpardonably, to a four-hour kabuki performance.

"I am not an it!" Maybe that is why my body shook and my breath lost its rhythm; my eyes flooded, then evaporated, and my skin lost all its moisture.

To prevent loss of moisture reptilian skin lost the softness and moisture of amphibian skin and developing a thick stratum corneum with multiple layers of lipids which served as an impermeable barrier as well as provided protection from the ultraviolet.

Skin loses its elasticity with age, so restoring its stretchiness makes it appear younger.

Some of the conditions are cosmetically annoying but otherwise harmless, like vitiligo, in which patches of skin lose pigmentation.

In the 60s, skin loses plumpness and volume, so this is a good time for fillers, if not before.

Along with the cancer, the manipulated T-cells attacked the normal cells with melanin, causing vitiligo, in which skin loses its pigment, and his hair to turn white.

But at the same time, a zombie's skin loses its adhesion to the muscle, so you see a little bit of bone".