Sentence examples for skin making from inspiring English sources

She slid the blade under the skin, making quick, jabbing cuts.

"This drives more water into the skin, making it softer and plumper".

These changes of temperature can dry out the skin, making it flaky, itchy and unattractive.

The mammalian ear usually has thin skin, making it an ideal site for feeding on blood.

Miami and Felice mirror each other, getting under our skin, making us sweat to soaking.

This dries the skin, making it quicker to brown and crisp.

The culture and industry of skin making arose from the interaction of passionate members of the computer-game underground.

Stuff this into a large vegetarian sausage skin, making sure there are no air pockets, then wrap tightly in tinfoil.

Several of the 10 kinds he planted were russets, which have matte brown skin, making them hard to market.

It is the saliva that causes an allergic reaction in the skin, making it swollen and itchy.

"The numbing agent in it may make you lose the perception of the surface of the skin, making you feel that your face is swollen and tighter".