Sentence examples for skin set from inspiring English sources

In the beginning, the color of his skin set him apart.

Her depiction of the figures with very pale skin set against a dark background recalled Manet's portraits.

Thomas Schuette, a sculptor, has orange pupils popping out behind yellow-framed glasses and pink skin set off against a green and red smeared background.

Once you've dug up the potatoes, leave them on the soil overnight (weather permitting); this allows them to dry out and lets the skin set a bit more.

Leading the school is lightly cooked salmon with crispy skin set over a smashing shaved fennel and white bean salad sparked by pancetta and segments of orange.

In a glorious altarpiece wing by Lucas Cranach the Elder and his workshop, completed around 1520, Maurice is seen as a boyish warrior in gold-trimmed armor, his dark skin set against the white feathers of an ostentatious red hat.

As president of a union local representing 150,000 health care workers in California, Sal Rosselli knows how to get under management's skin, setting up picket lines at hospitals, ridiculing company executives in advertisements and sometimes even protesting outside their homes.

The show's third artist, Xaviera Simmons, born in New York City in 1974, has for some time now been playing audacious photographic games with the "African" in "African-American," adding blackface to black skin, setting young urban women loose in the "the bush" and generally scrambling categories like ethnic authenticity and historical objectivity.

The application of WM-DPTR to in vitro glucose detection in serum diffused in human skin sets a solid feasibility base for future in vivo noninvasive glucose detection in a clinical setting as well as for eventual personalized diabetes care.

The American version of "Skins," set in an anonymous northeastern city, is being written in New York.

Peel off skins; set aside. 2. Using a mortar and pestle or rolling pin, finely crush rosemary; set aside.