Sentence examples for skin slightly from inspiring English sources

One had split its skin slightly, and was giving off a fragrant, lemony steam.

Pricking the skin slightly I started to pull my hand away.

Also, rather endearingly, she has a mild case of neonatal jaundice that makes her skin slightly yellow.

It is boiled whole, on the bone, then (this is very important) dunked into ice water to separate the skin slightly from the meat.

Armani Privé clients generally resemble female versions of Mr Armani himself, with the same perennially permatanned skin, slightly quizzical expression, and shock of white hair.

Grill until the aubergines are very soft to the touch and the skin slightly charred, turning to expose all sides evenly to the heat (or cook on a barbecue).

Slender, delicate shishito peppers ($3.50), five to an order, are roasted until the skin is slightly blackened, intensifying their delicious, slightly salty, peppery flavor.

My daughter's normally fair skin was slightly red.

He's 42 now, his skin is slightly pinched, the stubble beginning to grey, but he's in good nick.

Lay the marinated fillets, skin-side up, on top and grill on a high heat for five minutes, until the skin shrinks slightly and becomes crispy.

The next week, the white person would come back with a black person whose skin was slightly darker, and so on, each week bringing someone with darker skin.